Vladislav

This picture was posted by someone on here a long while back. The rear portion is steel not alu in this case but you can clearly see the split.

I belive EVERY 1st gen. Superliner had steel front section bolted to a pair of straight rails. The latter could be either steel or alu. The same for WS Cruiserliner.

Best B-day wishes!

Looks really nice !!

An axle off a tandem bogie can be used as a single drive if attached properly. At least I see no reason it couldn't transfer the torque. It shouldn't have an interaxle diff for sure so preferrably a RR axle. Another reasonable single drive option on my mind is a half of Neway setup. You just take one axle with Neway brackets and equalizers etc and mount it to your chassis. Not a correctly looking design for a B-model. But correctly looking for a classic Mack truck in general. There's one more interesting point in that story. Usually axle housings used with Neway have brackets (ears) welded to the housing at the bottom side. So those are not axles which ride on Camelback. But one set of Neway's I could locate locally had axles of the style used with Camelback. There were adapting brackets (actually thick plates with ears welded onto) which were bolted right to where elephant pads use to be. So Camelback style axles were mounted to Neway equalizers and all seemed as factory parts.

Yup, nearly as said above. I remember them offered for $100-$300. Don't know which ones sold and which didn't.

Green chassis looks nice Waiting to see yellow cab. On my mind some minor green decorations on yellow cab (thin stripes?) would add attraction.

Get a nut at any injection line loose. Crank the engine. You you should see fuel pulsating from under the nut. If it's there the plunger in the pump operates. You may check all 8 of them. If no fuel pressure in the injection line there may be a boquette of issues including prime or air or rack locked in the shut-off position or others.

Happy B'day!

You must be spraying very carefully to not get it out of balance while standing on three legs! I also guess many would think to themself that we already saw this yellow paint at a certain time in the past. But pretty sure now it's much brighter! And fingers crossed

Wow! That thing makes me cry! Looks damn nice! Just a few bits of work here and there and she will be complete with lots of joy for all the efforts!

Yes, I also remember that talk. There was a factory pic of the B front end if I'm not wrong. I may be having it saved on a hard drive. Will try looking for.

Bob, the best wiew is just from the other side!

"Fresh coocked" pistons look awesome! Are they througly cleaned or NOS ones? Oversized valve guides could be custom fabricated. But having a good spare head I'd go your way. Once again, good luck on smooth and speedy assembly.

Looks like not a great distance to move. I mean things like the smoker and others. And you will still be in the same neighbourhood. The most important point it's also quite close to Winfall for a chance you have a slack day to drive by or check in a grossery shop. Wish you and Zina (and the dogs) smooth and easy relocation

Good job on the fence and I see a new page of the life book has opened. Which neck of the woods this place is located? I'm pretty sure this was said elsewhere elsewhen. But missed the rumor

Watts Mack, the owner of this web site has brand new Econodyne emblem through their on-line store. Not for free though. https://wattstruckcenter.com/shop/classic-mack-parts/classic-mack-emblems-and-trim/econodyne-emblem

That one is way far from being a complete running diesel. From the pics it looked like a long ago parked abandoned gasser the seller wasn't going to take off of the weeds. The price is attractive that's true. But at the moment it's even difficult to figure out what you purchase for the money. Personally I'm not optimistic on it.

Parker sells fittings for old style cooper tubes too. And new tubes could be purchased in a home store. General use is air conditioning I belive. Those you my use in a truck sell in a coil. Straight portions are hard and don't allow to be bent the way you need.

Try PAI parts. They seem having all odds and ends for Mack engines.

Yup, not that long frame I'd like to have. If you by any way figure the location of the yard please let me know. I might be asking guys to walk in look the things in person.

Ok, one of our fellow members PM'd me the pics. I honestly kept hopes that's a tandem truck and in a bit better shape. The matter is shipping would cost me something like 8K. This way it seems more reasonable to not save on the cost of a truck and buy something in better condition. Anyway I will spin a few more thoughts about this example. The cab looks quite solid judjing by the pics.

The guys who I'm familiar with are on Jersey Avenue, near the station and right near the RR crossing. They part out cars, have no relationship to trucking or historical stuff. What they can do for me is accept a truck, take it apart, put in a sea container and than the content of the container reaches Moscow some (very long) way. I seem needing to install VPN, that would allow me to see some content some folks in my country don't want me to see. Just a bit of headach I lived many months without.

The pics don't open for some reason. I met such issue overhere in the past. Sorry. It really intrigues me since guys who can ship to my place have their yard exactly in New Brunswick NJ. Also no much matter for me of gas engine since I have EM6-225 which is (my guess) is very similar to 237 and would suit a B-model nice. And one more point I can ship partially or completely disassembled only. So what I'm looking for in general is a relatively complete truck with solid chassis and good sheet metal. Tandem preferrably though.

When I have the cable broken in a Cruiseliner at the moment I was purchasing it I went to a local home supply store, bought 2 meters of steel cable stock and 2 easy fix clamps. Put that portion of the cable into the original sleeve (it was relatively solid though) and orginized a loop on each end of cable making it a U and clamping. Not a factory style but I got the clutch operational. If really needed I could fabricate quite quality replacement cable tinkering a bit more.