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Thanks guys. Still searching..... Mike had no luck with http://forums.justoldtrucks.com "Service Unavailable"
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Hi guys. It's been awhile since I visited but here is my latest project. Can anyone provide me with information on this coupling as I cannot find anything on the 'net. Thanks. Rod. When it's restored it will look like this;
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R600 Chassis Number
HeyCharger replied to cbm04's topic in Antique and Classic Mack Trucks General Discussion
Quite possibly could be RS instead of R3. Makes sense. What is the significance of 611 and LST (not being an R model man). Rod. -
R600 Chassis Number
HeyCharger replied to cbm04's topic in Antique and Classic Mack Trucks General Discussion
A friend has an ex-USA (LHD originally) R600 with chassis number R3611LSTxxxxx. This stamping does not look original. Is there such a beast as a R3611LST? Thanks. Rod. -
B model sunvisors?
HeyCharger replied to Bigdogtrucker's topic in Exterior, Cab, Accessories and Detailing
Hi guys. I bought one of these years ago. Reasonably priced and so far no rust. I have though, installed a stabilising rod from the area behind the bonnet (hood) up to the centre. Very cheap to make and install. I was a little afraid that as these monolithic road-trains go past that their bow-wave would blast my visor off. This company is only about 45mins away from me, so if I can help let me know. Rod. -
Hi Guys, Has anyone fitted shock absorbers to the bogie of a B61? I've just replaced the rear axle assemblies to give me (a lot) more top speed. Now I notice that I've got a bit of axle bounce - bob-tailing. A mate suggested shock absorbers. Comments and suggestions appreciated. Thanks. Rod.
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Hi Guys. Just to clarify and enlighten. These (problem) wheels were off an NR (military) Mack. Here is what they originally looked like.
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Hey Rob. Great to hear from you. re the power steering...not yet. Still have your pictures. Found a very good local engineer who put the rear axles in for me and mentioned to him that my next project would be the power steering. This axle swap set me back a few dollars, but well worth it. I cruise now on about 1500-1600rpm, still a gear to go and NO earplugs. Didn't know a '61 could be so pleasant to drive. (Also been a bit pre-occupied buying some old farm tractors ) Rod.
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From the album: Rod's B61 Project
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Rod's B61 Project
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The Dream Becomes Reality. Slideshow, sort by "caption" in "ascending" from "the beginning" -
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From the album: Rod's B61 Project
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From the album: Rod's B61 Project
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Hi guys. Sorry, been absent for awhile. Just to give you an update. I swapped my 9.02 axles for 4.64. Wow. talk about smokin'. My top speed has now gone from 65 kph (40mph) to a THEORETICAL top speed of 126kph (almost 80mph). Most of the local country driving, I don't even get into O/D now. Now I have to balance the wheels
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Ok. I know I'm a novice and yes sometimes I need help. So. Every now and then, with my quad-box, when changing the compound box it won't go into any gear no matter what revs I use, with and without using the clutch. I use one hand to change, so the main box is in gear. I have to pull up on the side of the road to a stop and then it slips in beautifully. Without flaming me what am I doing wrong? (It only happens about once every six or seven trips). Rod.
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Some of my fleet. 1961 Mack B61, 1970 Freighter low-loader, 1951 Ferguson TEA20 and Massey Harris 44k. -
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From the album: Rod's B61 Project
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From the album: Rod's B61 Project
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From the album: Rod's B61 Project
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Hey Packer. Sorry But I must disagree with you here. I was always curious as to what position my shutters were in, so I rigged up a cable to show me in the cab the position of the shutters. I must admit most of the time they are either fully open, or fully closed, however, there are a lot of occasions where they are midway. Interesting to watch them move whilst traveling. Rod.
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This is the guy (Ken) www.hy-waysunvisors.com.au I purchased one for my B61 years ago. I think his email is hywaysunvisors@ozemail.com.au Rod.
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A question from the other side of the world Hypothetically. If a drunk driver, who has no health insurance, is involved in a serious accident and is taken to the emergency section of the hospital, then what happens to this driver? Are they treated and then sent a bill later? Thanks. Rod (from DownUnder)
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OK. For all you avid golfing nuts; http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/asia-pacific/8319749.stm
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OK Guys, my B61's mudflaps were once WHITE, but since the ol' girl marks her spot and continues to dribble whilst underway, the white has been replaced with something that resembles oil. Got no idea where it's coming from (certainly not my truck!!!!). What trick do you guys use for restoring the white of the mudflaps? Thanks. Rod.
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Hi Guys. Finally found this; It looks like I just have to adjust "F-Thrust Bearing Nut" as shown in image top, left hand side. Rod.
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Thanks for your input guys. From my research, the FA505 has TAPERED PINS; http://www.meritorhvs.com/MeritorHVS_Documents/pb8951.pdf In this document, they are depicted as "type E". However, as mine have the adjustment nuts on the bottom, they sure do look like "Type D". Rod. And this; http://catalog.elginind.com/app/HeavyDuty....t=King+Pin+Sets
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