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  1. 41chevy
    You wonder what the "H' goes through some ones mind to scrap something like that! Looks like a great save to me! Paul
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    I never thought there could be another one...
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    The red one has single rear wheels, it's a 3/4 ton ED. 1938 to 1944 , 2686 made. There is one for sale on Craigs list in eastern Conneticutt now for $7000..........confusing letter call outs ain't it? ED is less capacity than a DE which is less capacity than an E................... :twothumbsup:
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    I was thinking the same thing on the hub or drum, they would both be constant and would also have gone away on light braking. Paul
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    Mad Snake

    41chevy replied to randyp's topic in Odds and Ends

    I'm okay to be on thin ice,I got my water moccosans on.
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    Mad Snake

    41chevy replied to randyp's topic in Odds and Ends

    Sure thats a him? I see boobs... been a long week........
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    The DE was the light weight version of the EE, about 900 made over 4 years and most were U.S. Navy General Service units. The main difference aside from the 1 ton less capacity, was longer front fenders and trim, the power pack and 20" wheels. Paul EE / EH
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    You've got to admit...........most presidents are fun.....Ford tripping on ever thing, Bush tossing his cookies on the Japanese Prime Minister, Bill Clinton looking over the Korean DMZ with the lens caps on and how he kept losing his cigars, Bush jr. and the supermarket scanner, Reagan hitting the "launch" button instead of the snooze button.....They just are a wealth of puns. Heck even Nixon had his moments when Pat caught him seated in a Pete.............
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    Nice!! Show it when you get all dressed up. Paul
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    1939 to 1942 Mack DE 1 1/2 ton. Powered by a Continental EN11 210 cubic inch 6 cylinder. It's missing a lot of trim on the nose and has the military pattern bumper assembly. Paul
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    I don't know what Mack parts would fit, but both GM and Ford in the late 50's to the early 70's ran a P.S. unit that was attached to the center link. If that would work it would not require the stock box to be changed. Only the P.S. pump, lines and push / pull cylinder to be added. My B has Mack air assist steering probably adaptable to yours also. Paul
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    Heres the other style air can with the short fender. Paul
  13. 41chevy
    I try to help out some before the holidays.....that way I get more coal in may stocking.
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    With a bounce that bad, I'd think if you jacked the front wheels off the ground and spun them you see which one . Than I'd start at the tire and move in from there. Your suspension has been checked? Paul
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    Look at Gear Venders under drive / over drive set up. I believe you and get electric shift or a mechanical (twin stick) and button it up to a 4 ,5 ,o6 spped New Process gear box. You could also look for a Brown Lippe Auxilery box for 40's/ 50's medium trucks. Paul http://www.gearvendors.com/f2wdt.html
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    I read opinions and jokes on political issues, but I don't believe I've ever seen a gender, a racist or any religious comments or bias on here... ever. (unless it's about somebody driving a Pete) Paul
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    My exhaust it already runs like that and my bed lift cylinders clear by 14+ inches. I ordered the tanks and added the 2 brackets are included for only $25 more. Paul
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    I figured on the exhaust. I was wondering about a third strap, figured I'd look at a few of the sand haulers tomorrow. Paul
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    Not certain but it's probably to clear the air filter can. Paul
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    DITTO. Paul
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    Rob, conventional strap and bracket mount on the rear and no chassis interference aside from moving a harness. The cab has air ride and not the wide combo mount. Bullhusk, the tank is repairable, take a few hours to prep and TIG up. It needs about a foot of weld. But I'd rather have the longer legs I get from the larger tanks. Makes the trips to Va and Florida easier with 1/2 the fuel stops. Paul As for the J B Weld, probably would have worked if they prepped the surface instead of making it look like a weld.
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    When I cross in to Jersey I pay almost a buck less for fuel! Paul
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    We met in high school, so all my body parts that could be lost are long gone.....I guess thats make it easier. Paul
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    When I was almost home from Ocala my left fuel tank started leaking. mMade the last 55 miles home. The top seam was split in a few sections and the Farmer I bought the truck from had a truck shop in Riverhead repair it. The never welded it they used J B Weld on it! My question is the tanks I have are are 58 gallon each, I located a pair of 110 gallon R model tanks for $450.00 for the pair. Both the 58 gal tanks and the 110 gal tanks are 25" dia.. I would think all I need to do is relocate the rear tank brackets. Right?? The senders , line and caps are all in the same areas. Paul
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    What Rob said. I use my wife, if she finds it the least bit offencive I don't post it. Thats worked fo 35 years Paul

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