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  1. j hancock
    Looks like a plan for a hauler!
  2. j hancock
    Looks way better than it did!
  3. j hancock
    Ha! Thanks! Must be having a brain fart...... again.
  4. j hancock
    That looks like a nice, clean cab but would have to rework the cowl for the Superliner hood. No problem with a sawzall. Graft the two together.
  5. j hancock
    Follow the line that goes from the front of the oil cooler. It appears that it goes horizontal toward the back of the truck underneath the Baldwin fuel filter and then goes down toward the frame. The truck will have a filter unless someone really did a FUBAR. It will probably be frame mounted behind the cab.
  6. j hancock
    Follow the oil lines from the oil cooler and see where they go. Haven't worked on a F model so I can't say for sure.
  7. j hancock
    300 is a Maxidyne with a low torque rise engine featuring 5 or 6 speed transmissions. 300+ is a Thermodyne with a more narrow working rpm range utilizing a 10 speed transmission for example. The ad says it is a 686 which is a 300 Maxidyne so the 6 speed matches up.
  8. j hancock
    Ha! That is going to have better reliability than the 2007 Rawhide.
  9. j hancock
    With the overdive trans and depending on what you are doing with the truck, something in the 5's would be better for you and get you into the 50-60 range. A CRD78 in a B61LT had optional ratios of 4.28, 4.60, 5.30, 5.74 and 6.26.
  10. j hancock
    KooL!
  11. j hancock
    Happy Birthday!
  12. j hancock
    With that set up, open the hood and try to find the engine! Would also need some gears to do much. Would be interesting to know the history and why the 413 was specified instead of the stock 707.
  13. j hancock
    I believe it is.
  14. j hancock
    Ha! Last time I got it in writing. That will show her. Now, where did I leave the piece of paper....?
  15. j hancock
    Now on fleabay. http://www.ebay.com/itm/1951-Mack-Fire-Truck-Apparatus-Closed-cab-45A-20-338-Original-Miles-/262047456602?forcerrptr=true&hash=item3d033edd5a&item=262047456602
  16. j hancock
    Her attitude will change when your junk inventory fixes her car.
  17. j hancock
    One old truck leads to another....leads to another....leads to another....
  18. j hancock
    Here is a link to a 1983 wiring diagram. Even though it is for an R model the vast majority of electrical components are the same or similar to an F model. It is for a negative ground vehicle. http://www.bigmacktrucks.com/index.php?/tutorials/article/55-r-model-wiring-diagram/
  19. j hancock
    Yup, 800 HP and sexy round headlights.
  20. j hancock
    Nice! My father made some money with a couple old crackerbox GMCs.
  21. j hancock
    Looks like it and a heavy spec chassis for sure. http://www.bigmacktrucks.com/index.php?/topic/38163-b-61se/?hl=61+se
  22. j hancock
    Tidy headache rack.
  23. j hancock
    Happy Motoring!
  24. j hancock
    WoW! Surprised it didn't become a toaster years ago.
  25. j hancock
    It seems like 'Bumma is on Air Force One everyday. I guess that doesn't count toward global warming. Oh, everywhere Air Force One goes so goes Air Force One B just in case they need a spare. Global warming occurs when politicians speak.

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