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I wonder how long these "drivers" would have lived if this wasn't a foreign nationals vehicle.

Better than the fillings, I hate the dentist.

Looks like you need an 18" or 24", remember there will be several inches of stack down in the muffler so a 24" should be about right it'll lose 4-6" in the muffler.

I've looked at it several times, talked to people and pondered, its a couple hundred pounds lighter and rides smoother. I enjoy the Camelback reliability and how it works off road but I haven't heard anyone have issues with the t- M-Ride and it has some bonuses with weight, articulation and ride.

R looks sweet with the dump trailer.

Ha, and I cut wood and haul it in a little dump trailer behind my little Kubota BX2370, no skidder here.

Ha, I let it go.

Thousands of Freightliners actually and Freightliner is the US arm of Daimler.

seems someone may have gotten their covers reversed, info anyway

What's one of those cost all loaded up now, $100,000?

That's the "tool carrier" holds a a spare tire and other stuff used on the machine. Those things are awesome, I they ever get de-mil'd I'll be trying to buy one.

Had 13 buds when I looked at it most were from 1 bidder, I was thinking they were running up the bid, I was out after $40.

Turn it off!

Randy come on to TN with that brush grinder I can put you to work.

Its too late were already screwed, itll be years before everything that has been done in the last few years actually works its way to the surface, theres almost no way out of this hole without starting over. Just look at the debt, if we stopped adding to the debt after this one gets rolled out of office and paid a few percent on it each year your great grandchildren probably couldnt get it paid off before they die. SCREWED!

Do you want it to look just like that one? pm me and Ill give you a number to call Im pretty sure they can get it, I always liked them to turn out farther to get the smoke off the side of the truck.

ok so I found a pristine 1985 Superliner Brochure on Ebay, but im not sure about the price, is this right or am I seeing things. I got a few from other years I should post I think I paid like $20 for most of mine.http://www.ebay.com/itm/1985-MACK-SUPER-LINER-II-CONVENTIONAL-TRUCK-SALES-BROCHURE-/291069433154?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item43c5171542

Yeah that was a pretty well equipped Vision, or Pinnaacle actually but you get the point.

Ask and ye shall receive, I think this one was at Camp Adder but hell I cant remember now. Notice how different the cab is from the other pic to the up armored version, no windows at all in that thing.

Ha, if she can give you an answer on relationships and how to make up that you can understand youve been married way too long or you are very in touch with your feminine side!

yeah it was all filmed in Lebanon Mike, and it was me at the table by the door when the Sheriff walks in.

Hmmmm, I always wondered if I could fit an E9 in a CHN.

Seems like an awful lot of money to me to fly such short distances. I will agree it is a great tool for management, however it seems there was a lot of hardware sitting on the ground.

For this tire swap but it really depends on how long he is gonna keep the truck. If you buy tires a few more times and keep the heavier front hubs then it might not. If you were to swap to a hub pilot hub the price for brakes jobs drops by half, the weight drops by half so more payload which means more on your net profit and cheaper tires since you can then use anything in the 22.5 or 24.5 tire and wheel catalog. Just the way I look at things, I tend to do long term math and look for the payoff after a couple years. Again yes it would be cheaper to just suck it up and pay for the expensive tires this time, but not if your gonna keep the truck, especially when you count the reduced weight and cost of brake and wheel seal jobs. Don't forget about the better ride quality from a hub pilot and tubeless tire too.

I really really really hate to say it, but look at the M ride too. I love camelback I've run them for years and years and they are great but the M ride(T Ride) does ride better, has better articulation and is lighter. I would be torn trying to decide between the two since I have gone over it a few times.