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  1. j hancock
    185 for water temp, 195 if working hard in hot/humid weather. If it isn't making bad noises you may be ok and the gauge/sending unit is no good.
  2. j hancock
    Some possibilities there!
  3. j hancock
    Here are a couple of trespassing signs that might work in VA and ME. You have to supply your own ammo.
  4. j hancock
    Hope you are gaining on it. Interesting..... I thought for sure you used the MH for Christmas shopping trips.
  5. j hancock
    Hiding spot....? I thought they finally gave up looking for you.
  6. j hancock
    Nah, you are thinking of her sister Sharon.
  7. j hancock
    Pretty sure this is it. 1954 Mack LTLSW.
  8. j hancock
    Don't forget Sheila!
  9. j hancock
    Looks Nice! An LJT is a model LJ built as a single axle tractor which is indicated by the "T".
  10. j hancock
    Can't help. Best of luck. Crackerboxes were even more prone to rusting out than an F model Mack.
  11. j hancock
    Pick up the DT COE tipper or the Binder hook.
  12. j hancock
    You are going to need a bigger trailer....
  13. j hancock
    Years ago, with a glider kit, the customer supplied the engine, transmission and rear axles with suspension.
  14. j hancock
    4.17 will be a good gear for pulling a detachable with a B87 riding along.
  15. j hancock
    Were you late getting home?
  16. j hancock
    Grote has one that is a fairly decent match. Aluminum or steel. http://www.grote.com/family/aluminum-two-hole-mounting-reflector/?prodcat=reflectors http://www.grote.com/family/steel-two-hole-mounting-reflector/?prodcat=reflectors
  17. j hancock
    Here is a 691GC218CP5X that came off a 1985 285. The yellow dot is the port for the manifold SIGNAL. The red is OUT to the pump. The lime green is the port at the end for air IN.
  18. j hancock
    Hey RH, It would make a nice tour. Here is a link with pictures and directions for the covered bridges. The County Bridge isn't within my 7 mile radius but it is just a little north of Peterborough. Currently, the Thompson Bridge is closed because Main St is under construction for water, sewer, drainage, curbing, etc. I would say it should be open again in about 2 weeks (maybe?) It is such you can walk up to it even with the construction. http://www.southwestnh.com/outdoors/bridges.html
  19. j hancock
    Mack OEM spec is between 18-24 psi at full load for a 237.
  20. j hancock
    Hi Vlad. For reference only.... Bigger is better!
  21. j hancock
    In my corner of the world, there are six active covered bridges within 7 miles of my house. A nice little bit of history to see.
  22. j hancock
    As far as I know, it is the longest. Supposedly there are a couple with slightly longer clear spans but they are for pedestrians only. This one is rated at 10 tons so cars and pickups aren't an issue.
  23. j hancock
    Very true. Leaf peepers will be everywhere!
  24. j hancock
    The 449 ft long wooden Cornish-Windsor Bridge crossing the Connecticut River between NH and VT with Mt. Ascutney beyond.
  25. j hancock
    More bigger, more better!

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