j hancock
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Works. Now, I have to start reading. Might take a few minutes.
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A little work on the B
j hancock replied to leversole's topic in Antique and Classic Mack Trucks General Discussion
I called.... No answer. -
The first one goes no where for me and the second goes to a sign in page for MSN outlook. Time to get the decoder ring.
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Being a community organizer has worked out well for us.......
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A little work on the B
j hancock replied to leversole's topic in Antique and Classic Mack Trucks General Discussion
DIY can be fun or http://www.busdepot.com/311129777 when you are in a rush. Good job! -
Excellent! The red V8 R model for Valley Mulch is a nice ride!
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Maybe some needed a "time out"? I would like to check the show out but my fall schedule would need an attitude adjustment.
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Very nice indeed!
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Watch your mailbox for the confirmation letter.
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The fins of the air to air is full of dust and dirt?
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I am looking forward to a complete photo essay from the mid Atlantic representative of BMT.
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Old Time Trucks
j hancock replied to other dog's topic in Antique and Classic Mack Trucks General Discussion
LJ brochures show up on ebay. I have a LJ brochure but at the moment my scanner is not being user friendly. The standard engine was the Mack 707 Thermodyne but optional was the Cummins NHB-600 with 200HP. -
Welcome! Pictures of Macks and sheilas are always appreciated.
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Well, I guess it is time to take a nap and wait for pictures of some Macks.
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How much trouble are you going to get into? Yeah, don't answer that.....
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If you guys run out of money for making bail, we will set up a donation jar...
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Yeah, I have my sneakers on at the moment. I bet Houston was proud of that rig. It's a beauty!
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Mack started using that sheet metal on the EC and EB models in 1936. Then used on the restyled CH/CJ's in 1937, then military N's and then LMU's after WWII.
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Huh, all that stuff is on my list of things to do today.....
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That is a survivor. Very few left and they didn't make a bunch. Is it at a museum of some sort with other trucks and the caboose?
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Talk about riding a short bus. The wrecker is a Brute!
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A Brockway 550 and 1975 759 fire equipment shown at Cortland 2014.
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I can't say the exact capacity. Use either SAE grade GO-H 90 weight, 80W-90, 80W-140, 85W-140, 140. Or SAE grade GO-H/S 75W-90, 75W-140, 80W-140.
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Hope it all works out. No deal is done until it is in your driveway.
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Better warm up the excavator.
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