Foxyjosh

I am doing a working restoration on this truck. If someone has a service manual with a parts breakdown, the VIN is VG6M112B2KB068113 Also it is a Renault Mack midliner Mack wheel.HEIC

12v-71 Detroit Diesel. The video was of our open house and was taken before we acquired the Mack Pack.

There is a lot of work to do on this and it looks like the cab is a bit mangled. Being the last surviving one of its kind, we will be going the extra mile to repair and restore it for future generations.

Finally light enough to get some pictures of the Mack Pack

Allis Chalmers. Not sure what the model number is. The blade is fixed to the frame and is raised and lowered by the cylinders pushing down on the tracks. The blade can't be tilted and the rigid mount makes it hard to see what you are doing. This design wasn't very popular so many were not made.

You are welcome to come visit our show where we operate the old shovels. We do have operational steam rollers however, no one in the club is trained to operate steam equipment so our steam machines are static display only. This video is from our 2017 open house https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NIftlJh3EB4&t=98s

I believe Joe H was talking about a scraper.

Could you post a picture of your literature in this thread?

We are the Harry Young Chapter of Northeast Ohio (https://www.facebook.com/HarryYoungChapter) and the club is the Historical Construction Equipment Association. (HCEA.net) Our club will have an open house the last Saturday in April. I'm not sure if you're interested in other makes of truck but, we have 3 AC Macks in various stages of restoration, a 1918 WWI White TBC, a 1913 Buick car with a gas starter, and an Indiana dump truck to name a few. (I have a video of the Indiana on YouTube) We have draglines from Bucyrus Erie, Northwest, P&H, Lorain and a steam powered Erie that is being worked on. Bulldozers from Alis Chalmers, Euclid, Cletrac, A GE yard locomotive on about 300' of track (I call this train "The Bi-polar express") We also have a few unique and rare pieces like the Mack Pack, a concept Euclid wheel dozer (only 2 ever built), a prototype Euclid L-20, and the Euclid FFD1 Dyno truck used at Euclid's proving grounds. Our address is: 3498 Frost Rd. Mantua, Ohio 44255

Repair the engine and use it in our club’s museum operations.

Not yet. The engine is stuck so we plan to soak the pistons with ATF/Acetone and see if we can get it unstuck.

Our club just acquired what we believe to be the last known Mack Pack