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  1. terry
    Screw the primer pump off, one is under there, other is under a screw cap next to it. terry
  2. terry
    Alot of newbies to the B model door disassembly make the same mistake, once you figure it out it is very simple. terry
  3. terry
    Did any of the LT series come from the factory with power steering? terry
  4. terry
    get the doors fixed and drive it, looks good to me! terry
  5. terry
    The only good thing about them, don't have to pull trans to put in. terry
  6. terry
    Beautiful truck, but I still like a chrome bumper. terry
  7. terry
    So much for quality control!! And they wonder why guys want to run the older stuff. terry
  8. terry
    Don't know about damage, but is definitley to low of temperature. should be a thermostat on engine too. the thermostat temp should be about10 or15 degrees cooler than the shutterstat, so when the thermostat is open and is still to warm the shutters will open and cool more. terry
  9. terry
    Quite the selection of engines over the years!! terry
  10. terry
    Try manders truck salvage in lakeville, minnesota.
  11. terry
    Yeah i am not totally sure either, been a long long time ago! terry
  12. terry
    You can pull that 676 down to about eleven or twelve hundred, thats why they had the extended range six speed trans. but that is a triple counter shaft and will take the torque the 676 puts out at low RPM's, but the 72 series will not take the constant low rpm lugging. the 72 series will be okay behind the 676 just keep the rpms up around eighteen hundred or more, I had a DM dump with a 237 and a quad box and had no problems for a bunch of years, but I was the only driver, if it is a hobby truck i would not worry at all. terry
  13. terry
    looks like quite the shop you have there. with alot of help!!👍 terry
  14. terry
    Keep the rpm's up with the quad, they don't like to be lugged, like you can do with that engine. terry
  15. terry
    There is a oil slinger on the crank right in front of the seal, throws most of the oil away from it. terry
  16. terry
    I would say run it, some people might say that is to much, but i would not be afraid of it. terry
  17. terry
    how much is it using? what one guy says is oil consumption, the next says it isn't nothing. terry
  18. terry
    Got the Browning Automatic Rifle or BAR on his shoulder! terry
  19. terry
    On warm up put front box in gear and back in neutral, loosens everything up. terry
  20. terry
    love them c models!! terry👍
  21. terry
    Thanks 41chevy for your service, spent "69" there myself, don't regret it a bit, the only thing i feel bad about is all the young men lost for nothing!! terry
  22. terry
    very informative bunch of pics, hope the manifold works out. i would get it running and put back together, love the original look!! terry👍
  23. terry
    It's not a for sale ad.
  24. terry
    Them clips that are shown are for the removable hood panels on b models. and maybe the door panels. terry
  25. terry
    have you tried mike harbison on this forum, he has acres of old mack trucks. terry

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