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cruiseliner64

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  1. Hi all,we are trying to identify our front axle.We dont know what weight its rated for or what toqure the wheel bearing nut are.any help would be great.The pics show the only numbers we can find on the axle.Thanks for reading.. Paul
  2. You could be right about the engine being doctored up Mark.I feel bad for Nathen after all the work he put into it.Yes Macks are very very uncommon over here.Nathen's is the last Cruiseliner in the UK and ours is the only Cruiseliner to have ever been regestered in Ireland...I only know of 5 other Macks in Ireland...3 F models,1 R model and a gas powered 50s stake truck not sure of the model as Iv never seen it.Theres rumour of an MH lurking around the country but its unconfirmed as of now....I hope Nathen gets sorted soon...... Paul
  3. Nathan has had really bad luck with his Cruiseliner.I was talking to him during the week.He worked so hard to bring his truck back to life.Sometimes old iron can bite you hard.Clearly she suffered a loss of oil pressure but why?.... Paul
  4. Go have some fun bob....hope you all enjoy the 4th.America day!!!. Then get busy with the DM....Im up to my neck in our Cruisliner... Paul
  5. A hell of a lot of money but its a hell of a truck....as Paul said if its what you want then go for it.... Paul
  6. Me too bob.Very very interesting thred....Well done Vlad.... Paul
  7. Those are some pictures Brocky.Must have been some trip..... Paul
  8. Sorry to hear your better half is not well,prayers for her recovery.... Paul
  9. Yes plenty of pictures lads....Id love to go to Macungie some year...Its on the bucket list!!!! Paul
  10. Ah thanks Brocky,I didnt make the connection untill you pointed it out....and I had commented on on it too so thats even worse on my side...must be that age thing again.... Paul
  11. Happy Birthday.....whats this about a Superliner?????... Paul
  12. Happy Birthday to all named above and to anyone else who is a year older today.... Paul
  13. Love it...and your spot on let the Soccer Moms beat that beauty in their Volvo station wagons🤣 Paul
  14. REAL NICE...Your living my dream...Class collection of trucks... Paul
  15. I remember reading in some of the books I got on the early days of trucking from Europe to the Middle East that there were no diners or cafes on the routes.Drivers lived on cans of ground beef baked beans and instant potato after leaving Turkey untill they returned to Turkey....So I decided to try it.It was delicous.It is now a regular on my menu....How did we get from alternators to this???? Paul
  16. Hear you load and clear...so why dont you eat fried steak eggs or chicken????We are not here for a long time so lets have a good time...I honestly dont know how anybody eats cottage cheese........... Paul
  17. Love all you said there...but the maple syrup and bacon pancakes sound the best part of it......dont mind the body we'll be finnished with it someday🤣 Paul
  18. Only came across this thread today and Im blown away with it...Thanks Paul...To me those 30s/40s/50s trucks look better than todays plastic toys.Some have hardly any paint left on them never mind chrome...hell they have hardly any brakes left never mind the chrome🤣🤣🤣 Most enjoyable thread... Paul
  19. Thanks Geoff this does appear to be the problem.I spoke to the auto electrican and he said that he did feed a current to the diode trio block and the alternator then charged.He is a young guy who has built a good business for himself but admitted to me he had never seen this type of alternator before having worked on more up to date vehicles.I let him read your posts and asked me to thank you for furthering his knowledge.I was impressed by this because he may never see another alternator like this but he still wanted to know how it worked.A rareity these days among younger folk..... Paul
  20. Thanks very much Geoff,that explains clearly what we were wondering.I wasnt present when he tested it so I dont know exactly how/what he done.I wonder if that part is readly availible over here.I'll get my son to get a google search going...Thanks again. Paul
  21. Thanks for the replys...I should have pointed out the pictures were taken before work started,more to show what type of alternator is on the truck. So far we have ... Replaced belts Cleaned all connections Done voltage tests at batterys..12.4v Voltage test at alternator also 12.4v Test lamp also lights up across the altenator terminals as decribed by Paul No change in voltage at alternator with engine running. Alternator put out 14.6v on test bench...but stays at 12.4 when in truck. The auto electrician we went to has a great reputation in our area but is a young guy.He did admit to me he has never seen an alternator with only 2 terminals.All the alternators he is use to have 3 terminals.The 3rd is connected to the charging light on the dash.This shows the driver if the vehicle is charging but also excites the alternator on start up.With only 2 terminals and no light on the dash he was wondering how the alternator is excited on start up. With all our batterys,wireing,connections and grounds checking out as in good condition we are scratching our heads wondering why the alternator will charge on the bench but not in the truck..... Thanks for reading guys. Paul
  22. Yes.tested the alternator with a lamp across both terminals and then a multi meter...no output when in the truck but gives 14.3V on the test rig...... Paul
  23. Another run around the sun..done!!! Happy Birthday Adkat..enjoy. Paul
  24. Didnt see your vote in time..I'd have gone for no.1...Good luck with it .It ia a fantastic truck. Paul
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