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terry

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  1. What model is it? What was it used for?
  2. I have seen 73's with green steel dash and straight back cab and also with beige plastic dash and the deeper cab. depends when they were made terry
  3. Would be interesting to see what he thinks of these in a year or two. terry
  4. Looks like she has her left leg bent up with big toe sticking up.
  5. Try Manders diesel, Lakeville Minn.
  6. A popping noise in the exhaust when you let off of it can be a loose exhaust seat. They can run a long time like this. terry
  7. Crank thrust washers?
  8. Good luck on the move, sometimes a move is a good thing. A few years down the road you will wish you would have done it sooner. Also loved the birthday pizza!
  9. Think they are talking the two bolts behind the side cover. terry
  10. Looks awfully good just that way!
  11. That era of macks were bullit proof, very little trouble with them!
  12. I believe if you take pump off with the adapter with the three adapter to block bolts it will only go on one way and not move timing, the 237 285 pumps are this way.
  13. Be sure to check the ground, some of the old macks are positive ground. terry
  14. Somebody will correct me if I am wrong, but when them govenors do this, I thing it is some worn bushings in the govenor. terry
  15. No wimmin picks?
  16. Very,very nice work! Also looks your kind of partial to fords too!
  17. A 150 pound guage is way to big a 50 is plenty, and it will only build boost with a load on it.
  18. They will drop the face off the lifter once in awhile, also takes cam with it ! terry
  19. Should be a plug on top of intake manifold towards rear.
  20. A 487 was a scania, had one once. terry
  21. Thats been on there before, quite the water truck! terry
  22. Wouldn't third axle loaded/no load be a lift axle control, and the rotary run/park is probably wiper control. terry
  23. That engine is not to hard to drop pan and check bearings, then you know where you stand. terry
  24. Beats the hell out of them new computerized POS that nobody can work on now!
  25. They are not that tight, should be able to use a pipe wrench with no damage. terry
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