66dc75
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don't know if it's still there. i took that picture in 2016, never made it over to the museum this year
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It's in the Mack museum
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Bent arm slacks. I've only seen them on trailers. My Shertzer is supposed to have them to keep the rod length down.
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Are there any Hi HO dumps left? I think they were DMMs -
Happy bday!
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A friend of mine called about this truck a couple of weeks ago. 100k
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Bare Cove fire museum has a Buffalo in storage, next time I'm over there I'll send you some photos.
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Well there were a couple of photos of Marv's Wellington truck and I'm pretty sure that was Gary Mahan posing with Jack Comer in front of the lowbed. It seems that he wanted to talk about the trucks, wonder how much got edited out.
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Bob, they bought a red horse
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That's Jack Comer The Comer collection
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Don't know Carl, they lettered the hood "Buffalo". I didn't see an owner, They had a couple jr high school girls on it handing out Halloween candy.
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It sure is Jim It is so choice. If you have the means, I highly recommend picking one up. Ferris Bueller
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It's owned by Hallamore
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Took the big bad wolf (oldest grandaugther who loves anything with a steering wheel) to a local Halloween touch a truck. Fire trucks, trash tucks, Bigfoot, a Buffalo fire truck and a 1940s Chevy pickup. Chris Barry brought his RD822sx, 500 horse E9 with 73k original miles. It just got lettered a couple days ago.
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Not too much progress but I got the welding and grinding done on the fender extension, made a wood template / work mount and layed the first coat of filler.
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Older round tube sign cranes had ladder sections bolted to brackets on the tubes, you would climb up the ladder (each section as narrower than the one below so the rails would ride inside each other so the higher you went the narrower the ladder) and stick your legs in between the rungs and stand on the greased round tube and squeeze the rungs with your knees and start working. No harnesses this was before fall protection, I never felt all that intelligent up there.
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Young Helping The Old
66dc75 replied to j hancock's topic in Antique and Classic Mack Trucks General Discussion
6 weeks. I've only driven it a hundred feet or so and that was too much like work. -
I thought New Hampshire didn't have commercial plates, only apportioned for over 26k
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The real fun with a boom like that is being full extended and hit the down lever a little too hard, which makes the basket bounce which in turn pushes your hand into the lever harder which compounds the fun.
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Must have been a hell of an RV at one time. nice staircase for the passenger
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Wellington Goes Home to New England
66dc75 replied to Red Horse's topic in Antique and Classic Mack Trucks General Discussion
That's a beautiful sight -
Now that's something I could really use.
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We've gained 3 grandchildren in the last 2 years, all girls no boys but the oldest has turned out to love anything with a steering wheel. Trucks and farm tractors are her favorite. Looks like I'll have a truck show buddy after all. She got super excited when she saw this in the driveway.
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Young Helping The Old
66dc75 replied to j hancock's topic in Antique and Classic Mack Trucks General Discussion
I'm pretty sure the restaurant had it attached to the end of the salad bar. I remember seeing photos of Rich taking it out of the building after taking the storefront apart. -
Permanent Thomas attraction near us. Owner used to be somewhat active in antique trucks but I think running Edaville would be enough to do. http://www.edaville.com/thomas-land
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