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  1. j hancock
    210 is OK.
  2. j hancock
    That is an L model. I would lean toward it being an LJ.
  3. j hancock
    Sounds good Pat. You will have to keep us posted on the M drive. How is the "Blackstone Wing" of the hobby shop coming along?
  4. j hancock
    That pump has decent specs with 4-6 psi and 72 gph free flow.
  5. j hancock
    Saw a Euc working during the HCEA at Zagray's and it was very impressive! And Loud!
  6. j hancock
    Looks Great! Glad you got it back. It is amazing the number of vehicles that get lost in the black hole vortex known as paint shops.
  7. j hancock
    Excellent Pat! The kennel continues to grow. What did you do for specs?
  8. j hancock
    I can't give an exact year but that is indicated as a 350 built with turbo and two stage aftercooler. The "Z" is for an emissions rating that was used through 1979.
  9. j hancock
    Tick, tock, tick, tock,.... Waiting for pictures....
  10. j hancock
    Damn camera.
  11. j hancock
    No seat belt?
  12. j hancock
    Not sure what all they use this trailer for with the low sides. It is like a mason dump body in trailer form.
  13. j hancock
    The Mack A model had a one piece windshield. The L model has a two piece windshield. Mack A model fire truck.
  14. j hancock
    Running 24".
  15. j hancock
    Going through some of my sales brochures, CL 28 seems to keep showing up. It is a single plate, dry clutch. Found behind 707, END 711, ENDT673 for example in models such as B70, B75, R609 and R611. It seems like most of the 237 were a double disc clutch to handle the torque of the Maxidyne.
  16. j hancock
    Oil bath is an excellent filter system. Dry filters are easier and faster to deal with for maint. so they get the nod these days.
  17. j hancock
    Sometimes looking at the oil pres. gauge in the 671 powered Brockway 359 at hot idle is scary.
  18. j hancock
    I can picture what those tires look like and would have to avert my eyes. Hmmmm.....rotating the tires somehow puts rubber back on.....?
  19. j hancock
    Guess you missed the part about this being in New Zealand. Here is info on the Superliner you can't buy here. https://www.macktrucks.com.au/trucks/super-liner/
  20. j hancock
    Don't need one at the moment but it does look pretty clean for its age. Wonder what the story is on the AB plate.
  21. j hancock
    Looks Good! I know tires have been improved but the scuff in corners with that trailer must kill them. Is there a line on the invoice for a "scuff surcharge"?
  22. j hancock
    Easy does it FWD! By the way, How many cans do you think you will need for YOUR screamin' demon in the Hahn? I have a couple extra cans on the shelf.
  23. j hancock
    Are you happy? It is your truck, your money, your time. That was easy.
  24. j hancock
    Nice! The HOT wrench is a wonderful tool in the shop! I am glad the stickers on your garage door are in English because I really suck at reading Russian.
  25. j hancock
    That applies to all who mess with old trucks! For me, it started with a Tonka and a sandbox...

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