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  1. j hancock
    Standing tall and looking good!
  2. j hancock
    Variations of the 92/93 usually found in 34, 38 and 44K rated suspension. 112/113 55K rate. 95/96 used in 65 and 80K. 92 front carrier and 93 rear carrier. The carriers would be used in trucks with 250 HP to 500+ HP with torque up to 1300-1400.
  3. j hancock
    Ahhh, pucker factor at its best!
  4. j hancock
    Nice! Tuned things up a bit.
  5. j hancock
    Grainger has Tanis strip brushes. https://www.tanisbrush.com/catalog/metal-back-strip-brushes Or McMaster https://www.mcmaster.com/strip-brushes
  6. j hancock
    You can check caster using the flat of the axle. Slight difference in degree/angle depending if the truck has power steering or not. Some info for a B model which should work for you.
  7. j hancock
    Hayward was closed in 1981. I don't have the production numbers for just CA built trucks. Some Hayward models continued to be made in Macungie.
  8. j hancock
    Excellent RS!
  9. j hancock
    Kodak's stock price went from $2.50 to about $40.00! 400% increase. Some nice profit for folks if they wanted to cash out.
  10. j hancock
    Would like to see it but can't open the image.
  11. j hancock
    I've had pretty good luck with all of them. BS, Tecumseh, Ottawa, Honda, Kohler, Stihl, Husqvarna.
  12. j hancock
    Kids say the darnedest things!
  13. j hancock
    Your a proud Papa!
  14. j hancock
    Nice! Somebody needs to get on the business end of a pressure washer...
  15. j hancock
    It is probably time to let the kids do some more driving with your Yamaha powered Hahn.
  16. j hancock
    I did my wheel with the kit available through Eastwood. It was fairly easy to do. From the pictures, I would say my wheel was a little worse than your wheel Matt as a comparison. My redone wheel stayed looking good for about 4 years before a couple of blisters started to form and hairline cracks reemerged. It's alive! I will pull it over the winter and do it again. I checked with someone to recast it many years ago and the price was like $400.
  17. j hancock
    Hot rodding on a bigger scale.
  18. j hancock
    Buy American
  19. j hancock
    Black Beauty from the Barrington Show in 2012 or so.
  20. j hancock
    Seen at the New England Chapter Show in 2015. Has a pretty good power to weight ratio...
  21. j hancock
    A Brockway 361 tractor with a Cummins engine and a Roadranger RT-915 trans. Had an Aurora, IL dealer sticker on the hood.
  22. j hancock
    I see some new shocks in your future! Since it is easy to spend your money, what about a slightly higher rear gear for use with the new engine HP/TQ numbers? Do you have a gear rule? More time to test would be a big plus!
  23. j hancock
    My B75 utilizes an upper bushing and hollow shaft. I try to squirt a little lube in ever so often when I remember. I think I will be doing a better job remembering now.
  24. j hancock
    Just found a listing for an optional frame for a WS700LS using 10.5" X .375".
  25. j hancock
    WoW! WoW! Excellent journey and adventure! Have a 1976 Mack Cruiser brochure and it shows the frame measurement of 10.5" X .25" steel.

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