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FOR SALE 1959 Humes Dropdeck Trailer
68-f-model replied to 68-f-model's topic in Misc. Items For Sale
Agreed on the cleaning things up before selling. Don't have it look like you just drug it out of the fence row. -
Disclaimer: This is not my trailer. I just saw it online and thought there might be someone interested here. 18.5' deck3' beaver tailBuilt-in ramps31" deck heightSolid old trailer Price: $2,500 http://www.dyingbreeddiesels.com/#!1959-humes-dropdeck-trailer/okt4f
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no connection but I figured there might be some interested parties on here: http://chicago.craigslist.org/nwc/hvo/5390515644.html Mack RD or Superliner Cab. I believe thi cab will fit on either a RD or a Superliner cab Primered, in excellent shape. $1,500.
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Vintage COE MACKS
68-f-model replied to 41chevy's topic in Antique and Classic Mack Trucks General Discussion
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Neither handle would work inside or outside and it was only closed maybe 2 minutes after I opened it to climb in and turned it around.
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Looking to value two of my Mack trucks
68-f-model replied to Big Bad Dog's topic in Introduction Forum
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Yeah my uncle was laughing his butt off at me weaseling out the window. I am glad I am 6'5" with long arms and legs or I doubt such a maneuver would have been possible. I'll see if my heat gun can warm things up and get them moving. I am leery of to much heat as I soaked them down last night in a ton of PB blaster. I don't need any fires. What is the best lubricant to keep them from freezing up again? I was planning on a chain and cable type lube?
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It has sat outside since this summer and was running continuously for a couple hours till I climbed in and turned it around then shut it off and couldn't get out. No real time to freeze up since it was all still warm.
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Long story short. Both of my doors decided not to want to open yesterday when I went to get out after turning it around in the yard. I had let it idle for a couple hours to run some diesel winter additive through it. Both doors worked flawlessly all morning then suddenly I have to climb out a window of a cab over. The drivers door has been apart a month ago and I cleaned and greased up all the mechanisms while I was in there so I am surprised it is stuck. Anyone know of a trick to get the doors open without having to remove the inner panels?
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Solid tires
68-f-model replied to 1wonton's topic in Antique and Classic Mack Trucks General Discussion
With solid tires on forklifts at work we have a company that comes out and presses the old tires off then the new ones on. Doesn't take them long at all everything he need is mounted on his service truck. Maybe look around for a heavy equipment service company near you. -
That looks like a useful set up.
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how do you get horsepower out of a Mack?
68-f-model replied to dexter860's topic in Modern Mack Truck General Discussion
My 2 cents on "turning up" a diesel is if you want more hp. buy a truck with a larger engine. It will last longer than a small one pushed to its max and the larger engine most likely be cheaper in the long run. Usually the factory settings are so the engine lives a long and happy life. -
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Flipped on an I phone 6. Just open the photo in the base photos folder, click edit (top right), then there is a rotate symbol (mid screen left side). Rotate till it is right side up. 😀
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Key is never let a cat in the house. Once they come inside they are useless for hunting. I have never had a mouse issue . Happiest cat in the world. Traps and baits would just get stuck to the local possum population.
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Link and a couple pictures: http://providence.craigslist.org/cto/5359090600.html MACK SUPERLINER - $95000 1989 Mack Superliner 713, New condition inside and out, 227 wheel base, 350 Mack with 83,000 miles, 18 speed fuller trans, 20,000 front end with duel steering boxes, 44,000 Mack rear ends, double frame no rust, 70 ton fifth wheel, new rubber on new aluminum wheels, new dual exhaust form the motor back, Come get it collectors!!!!! call for more details.
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FOR SALE F model door for sale (or R model if you like)
68-f-model replied to 68-f-model's topic in Parts for Sale
Are you trying to get me banished to the shop. Oh wait that really isn't a bad idea -
Barely a gleam in my parents eyes. Here you go Larry bring back the good old days. Not sure your size or I would ship you a pair. http://m.ebay.com/itm/Nike-Cortez-Basic-Leather-06-White-Varsity-Red-316418-162-/251788621300?nav=SEARCH
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Ferree lt-35 fixed dropdeck.
68-f-model replied to Hobert62's topic in Antique and Classic Mack Trucks General Discussion
The new version of that trailer weights about 16,200 lbs. I would say that 16,200 lbs plus the 20,000 lbs of tractors = 36,200 lbs total load shouldn't be a problem for a 673 na. But there are wiser soles with more experience than I that will chime in. -
FOR SALE F model door for sale (or R model if you like)
68-f-model replied to 68-f-model's topic in Parts for Sale
I agree I always switch my phone to regular desktop view and haven't had any issues. If I wasn't mid move to the new house. I would say it would be coming to decorate the new shop. -
I didn't even exist 30 years ago.
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FOR SALE F model door for sale (or R model if you like)
68-f-model replied to 68-f-model's topic in Parts for Sale
Click on it , it is a drop down menu and select for sale -
Sorry to hear that there are issues
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