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    flipped
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    I just dropped off all the old rusty fuel lines and had the new ones made to match. I had a local industrial hose supplier make them from top of the line materials, way over kill but I would rather not worry about a hose failure. I couldn't find any type of kit for them.
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    That is what I am working on but my parts stores are not the greatest. A second question is there such a thing as to much conditioner in a coolant system? I ask because the filter I have hopefully narrowed it down to comes in multiple heights and conditioner content from 4.8 oz to 14.4 oz.
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    Welcome
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    I am having issues finding a replacement coolant filter for my 237. The one that came off it is to rusted to see any part numbers. The issue is I tried the Mack 25MF435B (WIX 24428) which has smaller threads than the WIX 24429 yet the threaded hole is still to large. Was there an even smaller threaded coolant filter for some of these engines? If so anyone have a part number? Thanks
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    A small world indeed.
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    Not connected just though someone might be interested. http://centralmich.craigslist.org/bar/5251287357.html
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    Stick these on that poor F-model and make it whole again. http://knoxville.craigslist.org/hvo/5226198871.html
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    Yep I'll try to get over there this weekend and see if I can crawl over it . Any excuse to poke around old equipment. And it is only 5 miles away
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    A picture of it.
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    Nice mack that is for sale near me. No connection though. http://www.truckpaper.com/listingsdetail/detail.aspx?OHID=6454457 1981 Mack WS747LST Cummins Big Cam 3 350hp Eaton RT-12509 9spd Trans 3:70 SQHP Rockwell Rears 120" Wheelbase w/ 52" spread Steer Tires 60% tread Rear Tires 80% tread $11,000
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    This truck was already posted : http://www.bigmacktrucks.com/index.php?/topic/41860-1956-b-mixer-runs-and-operates/
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    If it was an issue why did my f-model come factory with an oil bath and a turbo 237? Either way my oil bath defiantly not getting put back on.
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    Make the mack gods happy. Complete with the leaky 671 detroit. 1973 Brockway Cab & Chassie Detroit 671 Town Truck Cap is in Bad shape Good runner http://rochester.craigslist.org/cto/5241589897.html
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    This the yellow truck your talking about Vladislav?
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    looks good
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    How about this 300 and 6 speed 266k miles $1,500 , shouldn't be to far from you and might be worth taking a look. Still in a 1986 mack DM so you could run it before buying. https://columbus.craigslist.org/hvo/5188302440.html
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    Look into solving the zero fender issue on my f model. I like this kind of diamond plate look. What ever style I end up with will most likely be fabricated as I don't want chrome or plastic and those seem to be the only options to purchase. In building a set what kind of clearances should there be to avoid tire rub? What are the advantages and drawback of each type (1/4 fender, 1/2 fender, full fender) and what type trailers are generally used with each?
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    Rear wheel spacing

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    This seems a bit wide for space between the tires. I reused the 10.00-20 spacer rings though so I assume it is fine? It has about 3 fingers of clearance .
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    Tubeless side

    From the album: f-model

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    Tubeless angled

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    Tubeless

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    Yeah, I did it mainly to keep it from sinking in in my yard . The looks and "step" are added bonuses.
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    Ok , but just incase here is a picture with the original stack on it.
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    Proven again don't believe everything you see on ebay I guess.

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