j hancock

Big rig in the day buried out in the woods.

Seen at the 2014 Macungie ATCA show. Pictures of the engine survived a storage disc failure but picture of the whole truck didn't. Nice that V8 engines are good to look at!

Nice, from hauling race cars to being one!

Have you had a chance to check with the fire dept. Usually they keep a couple photos of their past equipment.

I have Gulfway and have not (yet) received a change letter.

A crawler zero turn mower the VA way!

Same style was used on non turbo diesel engines.

The F797ST has a couple threads on the simmer burner.

Happy Easter to all!

It is an old version of this Clark 290 with a pan scraper sitting behind the B.

I would say there are plenty of folks on both teams not following the various guidelines.

Diana, At least with Bernie, events could have been kept interesting. Not sure Joe has the stamina or internal drive for the campaign.

Nice! Bet your wife won't let you keep the biker girl inside the shirt!

With a Clark or CAT four wheel tractor and pan in the bushes out back of the B.

Same family.

The "Charlie" card... Have you had C-19? Are you asymptomatic? What is your status? Permission will be granted to travel or not. Are you carrying proof of your vaccination? Will the card include info on religious affiliation, political ties, history of childhood booster shots, STDs,...? Who are your friends? What clubs do you belong to? It will be advocated as "only" covering the C-19 issue and nothing more until it morphs into more and more and more. What government program stays small or properly managed and safeguarded? Where will all this information go? Who gets to see the info or who can demand to look at your card (chip)? Oh boy, this will be interesting.

Take it back to the dealer for some professional warranty work. Sorry, never mind....

Clicked a picture of the Stella Polaris oil tanker traveling east in 2015 at the west end of the St Lawrence Seaway. Cape Vincent, NY is in the background. Stella Polaris further out in Lake Ontario.

Could be a weight deal or the torque tearing up the drive train while still on warranty!

Handsome heavy spec B61 with big rubber and rear wheel sanders pictured at Macungie.

Don't believe that would be factory. The 396 was available in the 1/2 ton 2 wheel drive at the end of 1968.

The 396 big block was available but a 427 more than likely was installed at the dealer level.

That is an Outstanding assembly of Mack trucks!

A small block is a nice upgrade over the original 715 Tornado engine.

I have seen air on the front and solid on the rear on a few trucks and trucks in pictures. Don't remember seeing a factory picture with this combo or not. May reflect a Day 2 change by the owners.