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mrsmackpaul

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  1. This style of rotating might be the go with a hand full or two of nuts and bolts and a few litres of diesel to loosen everything up The very worst thatwould happen is the tank ends up with lots of tiny holes in which case it was stuffed anyway Or maybe one of those fuel tank lining kits were it coats the inside of the tank to make it like a brand new tank, I have heard of some really good results with thos style of kits Paul
  2. Try a hydraulic place or even a injector shop Paul
  3. Your the round air vent ? Paul
  4. I thinl it would be every bit of that and fare bit more Paul
  5. Sounds like the fuel tank has something floating about in it If it was mine I would pull the tank and have a really good look inside it Great to see it out and about Paul
  6. I have never known a 44 Mack axle to break, even in roadtrain work I have never heard of it happening, extremely heavy haulage type of work I have heard of it happening but never seen it Learning something new everyday Paul
  7. Thats pretty impressive, wishing them all the best Paul
  8. My ignorance is about to really shine thru now I'm surprised that this Cummins had compression release, I wrongly related that with older Cummins All very interesting, tganks for sharing Paul
  9. No no no no, the best thing about having a rough riding noisy old Mack is Princess hates riding in it 😄😄🤣🤣 Should be a great truck for you Paul
  10. That would be my plan of attack, if the easy iut as you call it is to long just trim a bit off until it is good to go Paul
  11. Just one thing JoJo, we dont call batteries by type this or that in Australia So apart from 925 amps, how big in physical size is the batteries so Aussiedog can make select the appropriate battery Paul
  12. Sorry Im of no help here, definitely a fuel issue, but as to what I have no idea Paul
  13. Well part 5 of this crazy adventure is ready Paul
  14. I feel a lot of the people on here are not really that much different no matter what part of the world we are from Old fashioned values and a good sense of humour Who knows we might just get that beer one day Paul
  15. Not many convert to electric start in Australia but it has been done and is a pretty simple procedure I feel Dunno about online manuals but there is usually plenty of manuals, reproduction or original on line for sale Photos of the motor and the plate on the motor should be able to tell you all you need to know The chassis number is used for id in Australia on the older Macks like this even though most Mack dealers ask for the vin number they will soon go "it doesn't work" So the chassis number is stamped behind the leading drive wheel drivers side on Australia Paul
  16. Looking pretty flash, such low mileage is amazing Paul
  17. As always theres more to the story Paul
  18. What are you trying to find out ? I know they sold them here (Australia), not in huge numbers but numbers big enough I still see the odd truck about Paul
  19. Shall I bring my esky and folding chair to your yard and sit and stare at from there ? It would be a pretty special truck to own Paul
  20. I'm not really a show type if person, I do know that having the right mix of people running the show can be the biggest problem I was involved for many years in the Caterpillar club in QLD Australia and it went great, numbers swelled but getting new people to get involved was a challenge Old hands at running the show can be a challenge as some dont want it run any other way Dunno what the right mix is but when it's right it just runs along so smoothly Paul
  21. Sounds like mother nature is just rolling some coal Enjoy your alone time Paul
  22. Another day of struggling along with a computer that has more gigga bytes than me Paul
  23. Shady tree, deck chair, esky and sit and stare I dont have any real plans, it is totally stuffed so I really need to fix the corrosion problems first New sides, new floors, new gates, it's a long list But I have something to work with now Paul
  24. That was fantastic stuff, thanks for sharing Paul
  25. Harry there was a time I thought it was quite common for all R models to have that hole in the bonnet, turns out I was wrong lol The bonnet and cab has a few extra cut outs like that that no one ever see's When the bug deflector was on the bonnet you couldn't see that hole from inside or outside Once Covid does what ever the fudge it's gunna do you should come and check out this wide brown land Bob Paul
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