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Joey Mack

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Joey Mack last won the day on January 28

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About Joey Mack

  • Birthday 04/27/1969

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    Salisbury, North Carolina

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  • My Truck
    1948 International KB-7/ '77 homemade C-30../ '76 C-10 shortbed , 454
  • Interests
    Old Trucks! Tinkering on anything,, Gardening,, Riding Harleys with my wife,, Playing with our 3 dogs,, Tino - Charlie - and - Mack..
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  1. I have a gun that will do it, but you still need to check it
  2. Its safe to say ya'll saw the news story where Ilan Ohmar get sprayed with a liquid... I thought she was tough when she charged after him.... Then I thought, 🤔. So this guy looked weird sitting in the front row anyway..... It turns out that the suringe he used had Apple Cider Vinegar in it... This was staged to look like something bad.... i guess we will see.
  3. If he does use an air gun to remove or install the pinion bolt/nut, he needs to have the yoke held tight so that it does not hammer back and forth with the rythm of the air gun, otherwise he will risk damage to a gear or bearing. The intense backlash of an air gun can do harm... and his final torque needs to be done with a torque wrench if possible..
  4. Ok. Well as far as the seal housing goes, it should be easy to remove, the gasket is likley avaible, but you can cut one out of gasket paper, . Once you get the yoke out you will see if you need to do more.
  5. How about a picture of the input shaft and the seal housing. I bet this is easy.. back then Synthetic was not used. Seems to me there was a 90 W mineral based oil. I bet 80W90 oil would be just fine. I also bet the seal can be popped out if it has a flange, or removed by puttin a sharp screw into the metal part of the seal and using a claw hammer or the like to pull the seal. Are you familiar with that method ?
  6. Its too short, what happens? And yes, I am like that, and then some...
  7. Yes, O.D. those boys suffer when we are cooking. They are inside because of the cold, so thays why he is there, the blue one in the background, took a ham shoulder off my counter the other day, i turned my back for 5 seconds, turned around and he had that sucker in his mouth..
  8. theres monterey jack inside them and sharp cheddar on top. I shred the cheeses from a block.. tastes better than the pre shredded bagged cheese. These also had ground beef cooked 'taco style'. I usually sautee seasoned chicken, but the boss lady wanted ground beef.
  9. Too bad you couldnt use the injector studs to help jack the injectors out. The 673 I did, did not have enough room to get a wrench in there to do it.
  10. Same here in Central N.C.,, Brocky..
  11. My wife loves My enchaladas.. She helps me make them. I can only eat 1...
  12. The worst ones ive done was pulling pencil injectors out of 2 John Deere 3179 DF heads. They were auction engines and when I got them from my customer, the pallets under them had plants and grass growing out of the pallets because they were outside for years.. I worked my a$$ off on those to get them ready for the machine shop..
  13. For sure Paul... for sure
  14. I didnt do this with mine, but i wonder if you had access to a large arbor press and blocked the head at a good angle and pushed them out... Hell I dont know... I just know it took me hours to get mine out...
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