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farmer52

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  1. Someone posted this previously. Air Ride Cab Adjustment 02-sb668008.pdf
  2. Yes there is a difference in RBosch and AMBAC. Mack used both depending on the rating. I believe all the "electronic" pumps were RBosch.
  3. Wow, lots of Macks at that place. Jim (Green Dash)...this is in your neighborhood...Washington, PA. Road trip!
  4. Mike, I still have the JD110H that I bought new in 1966. It is disassembled and I plan to restore it. The 110H pictured is all original and I bought it (around 2000) from the owner who lived near Roanoke, VA. The 80 dump cart is also original and it came from IL. I own four (4) 80 dump carts...all original.
  5. Thanks Brocky! I am one to make reservations early (sometimes the rate increases closer to the dates). I am about three (3) hours away and will plan to arrive on Wednesday afternoon. Tom....thanks for the suggestion. I could rent "sleeping" space in the trailer and then I would stay in a nice hotel (and get some sleep).
  6. Fred, Thanks for the help. This is what I get...Holiday Inn $117 (not $112), Best Western $116.xx (not $99.99(, and Sheraton $140 (not $115). Also the show page only shows the dates, May 28-30. Is 28th setup and 30th departure? Hours of show?
  7. I looked at the ATHS website and found nothing about the York show. Does anyone know the schedule of events (arrival, departure, etc.)? I also checked the hotels listed and none show the rates printed in Fred's attachment. Do I need to call the hotel to get the rate or is there a code (I tried ATHS)? Are there showers on the grounds? If so, maybe I will "camp out" in the trailer. Even if I need to pay $25 to stay on the grounds, it is definitely cheaper than $100+ for a room.
  8. Sorry, mine is 300 PLM 450211B.
  9. What is the part number of your injection pump? I have a spare pump (history unknown).
  10. Try ordering a parts book from your local Mack dealer. All you need is money and a serial number.
  11. I would be interested to know more about this truck but it is too far away. I am sure if it is legit, it will sell fast. Hmmm, a single axle V8, not your everyday cup of tea. weasel....sounds like a road trip.
  12. jitterbug...doodlebug...they are all buggy! bottom pic is a 1933 Worthington being restored
  13. There was a guy riding around Macungie the past few years with something similar. I believe it is called a Jitterbug (cut down Ford model A?). I will stick with my 1966 John Deere 110H garden tractor. Been thinking of loading it in the trailer and taking it to truck shows.
  14. bbigrig, Do any of your show pics include "booth babes"? Inquiring minds want to know.
  15. Check this website for interior lamp. www.slclighting.com
  16. If you are using Windows 8.1 (maybe 8 too) and Internet Explorer 11 you cannot use QUOTE or PASTE functions. Been there done that.
  17. At least it is on top of Vvvvvvvolva.
  18. Leon (and Rene), Good to see you both!
  19. Paul, Better idear than wool. I have some sealer and will use it there. Mostly mice, ground hogs, skunks, and other varmints. Have a few Deeres, Cockshutts, and Allis just sitting around. On a quiet night you can hear them rust. BTW, a skunk went to "skunk heaven" last night about 9pm. They just can't take a "gentle" nudge from a 12gauge.
  20. Does Mack still offer a downloadable PDF for us "old timers"?
  21. Looks like a B behind the boat.
  22. Wiring diagram doesn't mean crap. The outside wires were mostly black from road tar and black paint. I work with what I have on hand....give me a f'in' break! Remember I am a white trash farmer.
  23. Damage repaired...butt connectors with heat shrink. Spliced in about 6" of 14 gauge wire to make easy access. Little varmints chewed the washer wire too so I repaired it. Now all I need to do is put conduit around the outside wires and plug the hole into the floor. I think the little F----rs are gone but I want to make sure they don't come back. Again some type of wool (steel, aluminum, or stainless) to plug the hole.
  24. Upon further review....here is what I found this morning. There is no connector. The connector is on the headlamp side. These wires in the image are part of the main wiring harness. The windshield washer is part of this wire group. And BTW, the grommet has a hole (normally) that you could "drive a Mack truck thru". Why did the #$%#$#%#%$ mouse have to chew the wires? Hopefully I can get the wires identified and repaired without "losing my religion". When (if) I get done I am going to stuff steel wool (do they make aluminum or stainless wool?) in the hole.
  25. Who is the manufacturer of this lamp...Grote, Truck-Lite, Peterson, or K-D? 12V or 24V? Anyone have a pic?
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