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terry

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  1. not always made there, there is a local spring shop that makes there own springs, but where did the steel come from? terry
  2. There is a trucks for sale topic on here, get some pics and more info and post on that topic, might find some buyers. terry
  3. That is a terrific drive line set up, really good with 4.17 rears, I had a DM dump set like that years ago, it would keep up with almost any truck on the road, surprised a lot of other trucks when you stepped into it, the smoke would fly and be gone! terry Also forgot to say the pump was turned up to 2300 RPM's when you needed it! It would really smoke then.
  4. What a dumbass excuse, for that many years without a ticket or claim you should have one of the lower quotes on rates!! terry
  5. It definetly pays to shop around anymore, can't believe what you can save now, used to be when you signed up with a company you just stayed with them, prices might only go up a few dollars each year, not anymore! terry
  6. Yeah I spent "69" there, believe I went down RT. 1 from Tuy Hoa to Dong Ba Thin in a crane when my unit moved. terry
  7. That M37 is a classic for sure, remember it well from my service days, "67" to "69" terry
  8. Can't bridge anything, too short and very easy to overload the steer axle. terry
  9. Chances of them spindles being the same are slim and none! terry
  10. makes you wonder what goes through all them holes in the firewall!! πŸ‘πŸ‘terry
  11. Them jacks will get you hurt on big stuff! terry
  12. Looks like some good eating there! πŸ‘ terry
  13. Also gone are the days when you could go to a mack dealer, tell them what you want and go back to get it, or knew the part number by memory, all they want now is a seriel number, or give you a blank stare! terry
  14. looks a little shaky there, can't be much braking power there! terry
  15. if you are talking that bracket with the ground hooked to it, if memory serves me right, I think it was part of the mid sixty's mack that had llinkage rods for the clutch instead of the cable. terry
  16. Maybe I missed it but what series of cummins are you putting in it? terry I am also in the belief of build what you want! πŸ‘
  17. On that item that you labeled what is this, it is what your needing a fuel primer. unscrew that wingnut and tip that to one side and pump the handle up and down to prime the fuel system, might take quite a few strokes but it will prime it up. terry
  18. Anything brought back to life is better than scrap! terry
  19. original engine would have been a 673 or 711 depending on the year of the truck, a little early for a 250 horse engine, a lot of guys changed them early engines to a 237 when needed, they were more common to find and will fit right in. terry
  20. Still like to see pics and a price, you never know who will buy on here. terry oh nice sleeper mack tooπŸ‘πŸ‘
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