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tjc transport

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  1. 5 exhaust pipes?? what is that, one of them show trucks?
  2. it is always good when it is a simple fix like that. what i do when i find broken tab locks is use a ziptie to hold them tight.
  3. 3-4 is for engine position sensor. the link in the 4th post should help explain it: https://www.bigmacktrucks.com/topic/23108-electronic-malfunction-codes-3-2-and-3-4-on-2000-e7300/
  4. here is the pic of the Washington Hotel
  5. is that a cracked windshield i see in the third picture??
  6. it ain't a "crack" one of the main beams snapped completely open 3/4 inch and shifted 2 inches to the side. i know the lead welder trying to fix it and inspect the rest of the structural steel. he said it is cheap china steel, and that the bridge most likely will need to be replaced.
  7. nah. too much work and money required to keep them rears maintained
  8. that sure do look like a western star Larry.
  9. defective link The page you requested was not found.
  10. or he is senile and forgets what he went out to the truck to do................
  11. there was a short run TV series in the late 80's called "the highwaymen" with an under trailer tractor that had a 6V53 detroit in it. the jetto truck: the highwayman Jacko's truck:
  12. damn 41, your photochops are almost as good as udderdogs.
  13. you aint got nowhere near enough grease and grime on your hands and clothes to be working on that truck!!
  14. yea, but it would look real purrty behind your "B" Larry.
  15. they should have charged the truck driver with attempted vehicular manslaughter instead of improper passing.
  16. last i heard Bill Hiler sold off all or almost all his trucks and got out of the trucking business.
  17. i ran a 69 white 9000 for 5 years pulling a low boy in the early 80's just like the one behindthebarn posted. 290 cummins with a 10 speed. the engine in that one was not tilted, but it was halfway into the cab
  18. looks like one of the radiation detectors used in the ports, only without the scanner arm that goes over the trailer
  19. yup. build a little platform to go over the 5th wheel ball and plywood fits in there just fine.
  20. i put a few miles on a few of them. the 79 i put 450,000 miles on, the 88 i put 550,000 on, then i moved to r models and put over 1 million miles on 3 of them before moving to triaxles.
  21. unless you can put a full 4X8 sheet of plywood or sheet rock in the bed without breaking it, i consider it a car.
  22. they "pick" what they are paid to "pick" to be the POS of the year.
  23. i have seen a few restored come up for sale in the past 10 years or so, and the price was in the $35,000 + range on all of them
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