tjc transport
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alrite. which one of you windows lickers was this as a child? click on picture to play video. tumblr_rv7zo5CEFK1qa1gsx_720.mp4
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We actually have an "other truck makes" section here.
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for me that is in my recliner in front of the AC unit..........set on 70 degrees
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my 05 had the relay in the fuse box. pulled it out and no more DRL's
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mine was the 57 ford 2 door wagon with the 312 mcculloch supercharger and 3 speed manual with floor shifter i took on trade for work performed back in late the 70"s. i knew i would wreck it sooner or later and sold it to a collector............who still has it
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2006 Mack cv713 electrical issues
tjc transport replied to Trevor785's topic in Electrical, Electronics and Lighting
Engine still running for 5 minutes after key off could be an engine cool off thing. -
my friend is out there. posted video of their 5 acre field under 3 foot of water. the bridge off the land washed away. the stream which is usually 15 foot wide and 1 foot deep is no over 50 wide and 20 deep. also a hail mountain growing on the deck 10 foot wide and 3 foot tall from the hail and sleet falling off the roof down the valley and overflowing the gutters. what land is not under water is covered with 4-5 inches of ice/sleet.
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google search for DM800 electric wiper motor shows quite a few results.
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there is nothing wrong with an auto trans.......if you have an engine in front of it. i have a 600HP engine in my kenworth and have no problems outrunning cars off traffic lights or pulling hills....even at 120,000 lbs.
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B61 starter and polarity
tjc transport replied to skydawg's topic in Antique and Classic Mack Trucks General Discussion
try it some day. take a DC motor and reverse the polarity. it will spin the other way. how do you think power window motors work? AC motors will not spin opposite direction if the power leads are reversed. -
B61 starter and polarity
tjc transport replied to skydawg's topic in Antique and Classic Mack Trucks General Discussion
yes. DC motors are polarity sensitive. it you wire the negative ground starter up as positive ground, it will spin the opposite direction. to use a negative ground starter in a positive ground vehicle, you would have to convert the vehicle to negative ground. -
find a 4 year old. they will have it hooked up, pictures downloaded, and posted to the interwebs in 5 minutes!!!
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anything is possible with enough money, and a good welder!!! 😁
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your wife would never leave you. ... who else would she find that is stupid enough to put up with her??
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mine was from the doctor. she told me either loose AT LEAST 50 pounds and keep it off, or i will not pass my next DOT physical. state says i should be 175. she said she would be happy with me at 250. i would like to drop down to 225 area. i started last week 299. i am currently 288
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i hate you. i am back on the diet. tuna on whole wheat. yuck. and rabbit food........i hate rabbit food!!! no pasta, potatoes, white bread, sugar, or anything that turns to starch. on the plus side i am down 11 pounds in the past 7 days.
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yes, the cummins 1710 is a V12
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yes. marine, off road, gensets. actually the cummins 1710 was used in a few on road trucks way back when real trucks ran the road.
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Cummins or Cat
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the B-815 i drove had the sticks cut 4 inches off the floor so you could one hand shift the quad box. the 49 L190 international with a quad box had 12 inch or so sticks. same thing with that, one hand shift.
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my X15's are so quiet i can just barely hear then running with the windows closed. the air compressors on the other hand are noisy bartstards!!!
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Excessive wear on front tandem tires
tjc transport replied to SLEDOG's topic in Driveline and Suspension
when my granite started doing that, we noticed slight wear on the spring tips. and i was getting a strange clunk on acceleration. after taking it apart we found the centering pins in the box rubbers were sheared off, letting the front axle wander about 3/4 inch -
same here. three shifters with knobs 3 inches from the roof are compensating for a small male member in my opinion. and than having to row throw all the gears............when empty.......... is just stupid our lowboy has an 18 speed. and 99% of the time i run it as an 8 speed......... or less.
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Good to hear she who must be obeyed is doing betterer
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where is the 53 LTL??
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