D-Day
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WTF ? 118. Dollars for 2 wheel seals thanks corporate America
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Because facts are facts and alternative facts are bullscrit liberal or conservative facts are reality the rest is garbage
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My 865 has the odd square flange and takes a special clamp and flange pipe double check this and post part numbers if you can for replacement parts mine are missing thanks
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Thanks for that picture I can see more clearly things I need to fabricate
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My 864 and transmission were missing as well as the front engine mount cross member just got started on this project fabricating everything to get the 865 in there it’s been difficult but it’s getting there
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Just wait it’s coming
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Coca Cola LJ Mack colors
D-Day replied to 1961H67's topic in Antique and Classic Mack Trucks General Discussion
Excellent I hope everything comes together and looks great -
V8 ultraliner M H 613 hand brake fault
D-Day replied to Nathanwhit1's topic in Air Systems and Brakes
Make sure all air tanks are drained I have found some so full of oil and water nothing would work also some air tanks are divided vertically so both ends need drained -
Jake's on a Dynatard engine
D-Day replied to rsqman12's topic in Antique and Classic Mack Trucks General Discussion
I have seen a Dynatard removed and replaced with a Jake brake on a four valve engine I did not do that job so I don't know the details. -
That looks like all of the 335 cumins I worked on never seen one with a aftercooler that was the 350 small cam and later
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I found a 5000 and never thought about it but it is interesting the cab is all fiberglass just got it for the 220 Cummins parts
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A friend sent me this picture from South Bend Washington I lived there when I was a kid it appears to be an E model Mack the writing at the bottom says it’s 100 feet long my father in law cut timber for years and he cut a couple trees for building keels in ships and they hauled them this way
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This flywheel housing measures 5 7/8 for over all depth and the triplex here the bell housing measures about 8 1/4 also the input shaft protrusion is 3 and 1/2 inches beyond the bell housing you can also see how far the flywheel is protruding
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I have always thought the flywheel housing depth was the same it was the bell housing and input shaft that changed in dimension for single or double plate clutch but I can measure it there are a couple of old 13 speed road rangers here small size with air actuated clutch brake they had a little push button on the shifter the bell housing and input shaft is where it gets tricky to locate the right input shaft length and bell housing depth with Mack side mounts
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I have one I think it's on a 711 not sure it's the same but it did have a twin disc push type clutch and the starter is on the right, I am quite a good distance from NE Ohio in western NC
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Not quite 45 years ago but this is from 35years ago my 49 Willy’s pickup is still my favorite repowered with a 327 and 4 speed it was a lot of fun
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Coca Cola LJ Mack colors
D-Day replied to 1961H67's topic in Antique and Classic Mack Trucks General Discussion
Buncombe county and Asheville have 14,000 applicants and FEMA has dispersed over 12 million dollars to residents, statewide there has been over 25,000 applications to FEMA and 27 million dollars distributed -
Finally some DM progress
D-Day replied to mowerman's topic in Antique and Classic Mack Trucks General Discussion
I have worked on 3 Kenworths with consecutive serial numbers from 1964 they came out of the factory with fiberglass hoods and I have seen some from 1963 as well pretty sure they were factory fiberglass also, nice work Bob its getting there -
Mack r600
D-Day replied to Nick mack rd686s's topic in Antique and Classic Mack Trucks General Discussion
It was common in the 70's and 80's in Washinton state Idaho and Canada to find trucks with an extra gearbox generally a 3 or 4 speed auxillary added for working in the mountains usually made by Brownlipe before Spicer took over they were called a Brownie by the truck drivers -
My favorite vintage plate could be Italian or maybe Swedish but I think Italian I love it it was everywhere in the late seventies early eighties I have not seen one in a long time found this one at a friend’s shop a couple months ago perfect for an Italian Mack
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I can not remember the exact location of the brake light switch for a DM of that year but its common for the spring to break inside of these little switches allowing the contact points to stick together same thing with the low air pressure switch
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Oil filter(s) ID
D-Day replied to skydawg's topic in Antique and Classic Mack Trucks General Discussion
The 750 on the right probably had the bevel square seal because it has the flat top lid that seal is obsolete but a little silicone is fine to reseal and the later square seal works as well -
Oil filter(s) ID
D-Day replied to skydawg's topic in Antique and Classic Mack Trucks General Discussion
The gasket seal for the luberfiner 750 should be square not round like an o ring fleetguard number is 0101853s -
Saw this earlier this week not sure if it’s from coal country but I like the tri drive setup Hendrickson walking beams with the third drive axle cantilevered off of the second drive axle
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