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terry

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  1. keep us posted how it goes. terry
  2. They do make a replacement you can put in without removing the trans, the old one has to be cut out with a impact muffler chisel or torch. terry
  3. That was quite the truck in its time, in fact it still is! terry
  4. I think late 60's and early 70's you get get a 318 in them, have seen one before. terry my bad i thought it said R model yes a b would be pretty tight!
  5. Never hear from him anymore
  6. Anybody know anything about that END 465 diesel,can't say i do. terry
  7. 400 series can also be a scania or the old small cummins V8. terry
  8. broke is broke! A blown fire ring is not going to heal itself. terry
  9. Don't know the weight difference, but I would go with the heavier body, you won't regret it. The thicker body will stay straighter for alot longer. terry
  10. See how far you go on some of these new electronic controlled diesels! As far as changing your mind on anything I think your the know it all that will not change. terry
  11. Probably not the same, but maybe modify to work in a B model. No way near a bolt in procedure! terry
  12. A classic for sure! They will work day after day without the new truck problems! terry
  13. I ran a quad behind a 237 for a whole bunch of years with no problems, but I was the only driver. terry
  14. They look real good like that ! terry
  15. Mack 2060-70-80 are all.60 overdrive. terry
  16. Does the G cab raise like a F model, almost forgot, very,very nice truck there. Terry
  17. i love original!! terry
  18. If that is the case, might work good for you. but with what glenn said on that series, will that series handle the torque of that 300l engine? Them double countershaft's do not handle the torque nearly as good as a triple countershaft mack trans. terry
  19. those ratio rears will only work with the 2060, 2070, or 2080 trans. anything else will be REAL slow. terry
  20. Wonder if I get the seriel no. from this truck, would the info. from the mack museum tell if it was one of these trucks? terry
  21. Does anybody know what seriel no. range these were in, I might know of a local one here in my area. Is there any other way to identify one? terry
  22. Some say use a rolling pry bar between inner bearing and seal, I use a long drift and knock bearing and seal out together. terry
  23. Well looks like they are trying to make it right. good for you. terry
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