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  1. j hancock
    The 1993 is running on big rubber.
  2. j hancock
    Good job Ed! Paul....... when you visit Portland, you should stay away from the Jetport area!
  3. j hancock
    There is a screw and lock nut adjustment on the top of the throttle housing cover on the pump.
  4. j hancock

    Vin decode

    j hancock replied to Ripako's question in Mack Truck Q & A

    Did you mean DMM? 685 is a 237 HP motor.
  5. j hancock
    Mack #316GC184 listed as a short shaft. #316GC1184 listed as a 1.57" long shaft.
  6. j hancock
    Welcome! Why are you making us wait on pictures.....?
  7. j hancock
    Looks like you can put the "new to you" trailer to work!
  8. j hancock
    Ralph Smith #146 went on a boat ride. Here is the previous conversation. http://www.bigmacktrucks.com/topic/31980-h-60t-in-australia/
  9. j hancock
    Wires are easier to run into the cab compared to copper or the new plastic air line. Certainly it could be done if you wanted.
  10. j hancock
    No relation that I know of.
  11. j hancock
    You have a nice selection of projects to keep you busy for a day or two!
  12. j hancock
    Apparently both Bill and Hillary have weiners that get them in trouble.....
  13. j hancock
    1986 RW-713 V8 powered.
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  15. j hancock
    It is a nice little COE. The "Cherry Picker" was the nickname given to the H-60/H-61 model where you really needed a step ladder to climb aboard.
  16. j hancock
    Interesting brackets to support the air horns on the top edge of the windshield.
  17. j hancock
    Saw this great looking H-67 at the New England Show. Unless I missed something, think it was the only H there.
  18. j hancock
    The E9-500 was available in 1985. The rating was 500 @ 1900 rpm and 1603 lb. ft. @ 1350 rpm. I don't have any Cummins info.
  19. j hancock
    Another great looking 1986.
  20. j hancock
    What sort of parts do you need? I have a pair of floor/door thresholds and a lower cab back panel that were reproduced years ago.
  21. j hancock
    1986
  22. j hancock
    Don't know about sharing but the Mack MB cab was done by Orrville Metal. The Budd style cab was the Mack N model. There are some N model pictures here. http://www.bigmacktrucks.com/topic/34495-1961-mack-n68p-tidewater-mack/#comment-229955
  23. j hancock
    The Mack looks to be the easier of the two projects...... and less money!
  24. j hancock
    Should be a machined pad on the left side with the info.
  25. j hancock
    If you do sell the Mack, you have had an interesting adventure with it! The picture looks like it could be a water heater for the block. It has been leaking for a while. There are no glow plugs. Tracing wires, hoses, etc. will get you some answers as to what everything does. It sure will be easier dealing with problems at home.

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