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WWII Autocar Wrecker
mrsmackpaul replied to Swishy's topic in Antique and Classic Mack Trucks General Discussion
mate I upset him I was speaking to fella last night reckon he wasnt up set with me at all ?????????????? so I dunno Paul -
looks like a interesting yard for a wander and a look did you get any extra latches I always mean to but never do glad you found all your parts Paul
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Tidy up 84 R model
mrsmackpaul replied to Timmyb's topic in Exterior, Cab, Accessories and Detailing
yeah the vent on side on mine is rusted well the panel is and I cant use it either the one on the roof is there and works fine and hasnt got rust about the part of the cab doesnt have rust Paul -
Tidy up 84 R model
mrsmackpaul replied to Timmyb's topic in Exterior, Cab, Accessories and Detailing
looking good Tim dont forget to put the buckle in for the baby capsule cant have the new edition fiddling with the knobs etc LOL Dump question from Paul how you gunna keep cool as a cucumber when you closed off all the vents because them R model cabs can get a tad tropical or at least thats what Ive found keep at it Tim the trailer must be all done and now you need something to drag it around with Paul -
I am impressed thats a fair lump of a crawler there Paul
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If you had to hand pump the primer and it changed as in the effort required and then it started fine it would lead me to think that you are loosing prime when the trucks not running but I could and most likely wrong as I always say what would I know LOL Paul
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looking like its all plumbed in the exhaust department Paul
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ok I drew this a while ago should explain it fairly well so excuse my chicken scratch but it should be clear enough The important thing to understand is that the fuel siphons back thru the to the tank when the motor is not running which it is meant to do but and this is were most people dont understand is that the return is just as important as the supply side I had to have it explained to me in great detail before the penny dropped but it really is as simple as I have explained before and the tell tale signs to look for are does it make smoke as soon as the motor winds over if so it has fuel if there is no smoke it has no fuel because it has siphoned out and air has gone in on the return side of it if it has smoke and wont start it is a compression problem Paul
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Twin steer MH's
mrsmackpaul replied to james j neiweem's topic in Antique and Classic Mack Trucks General Discussion
they used them in WA as road train prime movers Timmy B will be able to help Paul -
Superliner and a wee load
mrsmackpaul replied to Timothy Maikshilo's topic in Modern Mack Truck General Discussion
You make a good point there the sad reality is Volvo have us over a barrel we can complain to the cows come home its not what we want but they dont have to change we can vote with our feet and buy something else then that will be the end of the Mack brand So I guess the best we can hope for is Volvo goes ass up and sells the Mack brand to a company that cares and then we start to get what we want again No matter what Volvo think if you make what people dont want no matter how big you are people will only stay loyal for so long before they vote with their feet and then its to late so I hope for everyones sake they wake up before they loose the lot one day and dont think it cant happen it has happened to some huge corporations and countries as well Paul sorry for taking it off topic Tim bloody farmers LOL -
ok if it never looses prime when running and is hard to start after sitting for some time it means the leak is in the return line have been down this a few times with different people All other theories we have go out the window and mean nothing it really is this simple if it looses prime when its running it is in the supply side if it looses prime when its stopped it looses prime when the fuel siphons back into the tank which is what its meant to do siphoning back into the tank when not running You should have smoke the instant the motor winds over gotta remember air start Macks only have a few seconds of air and always start when everything is right it should fire instantly let us know what you find Paul
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Superliner and a wee load
mrsmackpaul replied to Timothy Maikshilo's topic in Modern Mack Truck General Discussion
Unlike the US you get a choice of what you want down here and there is a waiting list to buy a new truck from Mack as well HMMM perhaps the Mack US could learn something from that Paul -
First Bulldog on a MACK hood?
mrsmackpaul replied to 41chevy's topic in Antique and Classic Mack Trucks General Discussion
looking like it wants to be there what a good old photo thanks for sharing Paul Paul -
first thing to check does smoke come out the stack when winding over ???? that will tell most of the story Im guessing not at the start of winding ?? Paul
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you need to live on the edge a little more down here we call it adventure as in ( every days and adventure ) and as far as I know there isnt a good way to die I reckon try everything you can at least once ( not drugs steer clear of that crap ) that way your gunna have some good memory's in the nursing home and some great yarns for the grand kids Paul thats just the way I see it
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set back axle superliner
mrsmackpaul replied to alottalights's topic in Modern Mack Truck General Discussion
Super Dogs picture that Superliner is modified from what I can remember reading about it belongs to earth moving contractor who has a horn for Cat motors I cant remember what motor went in it to extend the bonnet that far there is also a R 600 or maybe a R 700 that looks like that in Australia same thing to fit a big Cat motor The pic in Tim's pretty sure is a Kiwi special Swishy has the low down on these and shared some information on here once about them the story behind the NZ built Macks so better tell us all again Swishy as I have forgotten there was a Kiwi web site for it think it was a Mack dealer in Kiwi land Paul -
a few more pics
mrsmackpaul replied to Willie dog's topic in Antique and Classic Mack Trucks General Discussion
she's gunna be classy fool tanker when done Paul -
may wanna pull the air supply hose off and make sure air is getting there first I doubt the gears or splines would be stripped If it has air just start pulling it apart I reckon it will be pretty obvious once you have it apart Paul
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well you wont be getting a Christmas card from Detroit this year you have gone straight to there naughty list LOL Paul
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sounds good to me all I could remember it was a bucket load of fuel was the video on youtube ??? Paul
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1988 RD688SX
mrsmackpaul replied to bbob61's topic in Antique and Classic Mack Trucks General Discussion
I like toys in your toy box very cool Paul
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