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  1. mrsmackpaul
    Well she certainly got my turbo spinning lol
  2. mrsmackpaul
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    At home in the yard, Northern Victoria
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    Sunrise, only seem to get these types of sunsets and sunrises in the open plain country 100's of miles from mountains and hills Paul
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    Give it a try I guess, I have no idea Paul
  5. mrsmackpaul
    Well Im calling bullshit to the covered exhaust or covered intake For that turbo to spin it needs air flow, for that to happen you need both intake and exhaust valves to be open on at least one cylinder at the same time or missing parts in the motor I have heard the myth and like some many things people have a mate of a mate that swears by it but never actually had it happen So to me it definitely has no common sense theory behind it Oh and thats not a good look for a Mack modern or old Paul
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    Long and sleek, very nice
  7. mrsmackpaul
    I have never driven anything with that stuff on it, people that I know that have it fitted tell me it takes some getting used to but once they are used to it they dont notice any difference , what ever that means ?? Paul
  8. mrsmackpaul
    There will be a bit of something floating around in the fuel tank Paul
  9. mrsmackpaul
    Welcome aboard Roger, plenty of helpful people here add so feel free to ask questions Paul
  10. mrsmackpaul
    We're all on the edge of our seats now🤪 delirious with anticipation Paul
  11. mrsmackpaul
    Do you have a link to were you saw this or the facebook page ??? Paul
  12. mrsmackpaul
    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
  13. mrsmackpaul
    Try a hydraulic place or even a injector shop Paul
  14. mrsmackpaul
    Your the round air vent ? Paul
  15. mrsmackpaul
    I thinl it would be every bit of that and fare bit more Paul
  16. mrsmackpaul
    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
  17. mrsmackpaul
    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
  18. mrsmackpaul
    Thats pretty impressive, wishing them all the best Paul
  19. mrsmackpaul
    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
  20. mrsmackpaul
    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
  21. mrsmackpaul
    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
  22. mrsmackpaul
    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
  23. mrsmackpaul
    Sorry Im of no help here, definitely a fuel issue, but as to what I have no idea Paul
  24. mrsmackpaul
    Well part 5 of this crazy adventure is ready Paul
  25. mrsmackpaul
    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

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