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glenbjackson

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  1. any progress with this?
  2. I am thinking the same path with the tc15. but I cant give any advice not that far yet. only thing I know is you have to delete the diff in the case or have "lock up" engaged all the time...ehhh? btw have you ever put your hands on a TC15/25 do you happen to know the weight?
  3. just seen Truckin Buddy McCoy. he had a superliner??? maybe not sure
  4. i have one!!! had been sitting for 5 years when I bought it. why whats up? they do have the engine service manuals on ebay and the custom part book is just that for that serials listed on the spine BUT it still helps for a owner this model....WELL WORTH IT. mine only mismatched on axle, exhaust piping and trailer air piping(mines was a straight truck). and on engine!! odd thing is cylinder #1 is the rear most cylinder and #6 is front one.
  5. i was in my cab today looking it over before i drive it home....and i like the cab...except for the gauges too futuristic for me
  6. LOVE this soundtrack reminds me of a Quentin Tarantino movie Austin powers at 30:30 55:32.... he was being sarcastic decent movie
  7. and one more question, is the CM422 considered a Midliner Mack?
  8. yes I've read that ALOT lol parts are nowhere to be found but for $800 I couldn't pass up a running truck in great shape. But still thanks though you saved me on buying a unusable manual. I did find a custom CM422 manual, although serial range my VIN doesn't fall in. I think it'll get me further then where I stand.
  9. I am new to the Mack world and im trying to find a manual to understand my truck better, I have a 1989 cm422. I haven't seen any service manuals online but I have seen CS200/250/300 literature. Would CS or MS info from around the same year help me ANY or are they totally different and therefore useless?
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