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  1. j hancock
    We have the answer but it is being held until ransom is paid.... Filter through the hood? That must have looked attractive! Sounds like something Jethro would do.
  2. j hancock
    I don't remember on the R685 but the R611 is a repainted All States Asphalt tractor which had been blue.
  3. j hancock
    The casting number 360GB443 has several applications. I wasn't able to find part # 316 GCA 492 P37 in my info. Maybe the attached will help.
  4. j hancock
    A couple of retired workhorses based in NY now. A 1972 R-685T doing the pulling and a 1969 R-611T doing the riding.
  5. j hancock
    Ice is the Worst.
  6. j hancock
    Before and after.
  7. j hancock
    Good thing he has a friend with a Dodge.
  8. j hancock
    Nice pictures! Is that when they got the nickname K Whoppers?
  9. j hancock
    WoW! Wonder what is up?
  10. j hancock
    I saw it about 8 years ago so the memory is..... Pretty sure it had a turbo which was plumbed into the blower.
  11. j hancock
    Welcome! Truck pictures gladly accepted.
  12. j hancock
    Welcome! Make sure you have boots and always wear a hard hat! Does the throttle arm at the pump seem to be bound up?
  13. j hancock
    Seen a few years ago is Leominster, MA 1967 Maxim LST 100. Best of all it is powered by a turbocharged 671 Detroit!
  14. j hancock
    Yeah, that gate closes...sorta ok..... Well, it.... Hey, no one will tailgate you while hauling salt or pea stone gravel!
  15. j hancock
    I will be a diplomat and say "I like 'em both!"
  16. j hancock
    Looks Good!
  17. j hancock
    All that machinery and two operators... That is the correct ratio for TX.
  18. j hancock
    Tell her it is time to get up and clean the backyard for another party on Sat. night.
  19. j hancock
    Professional at what? Like the Lumber Jill.
  20. j hancock
    The strips are very small. Less than an 1/8th of an inch wide. You can see the strips on the glove box door. The have a built in tab which then goes through slots in the sheetmetal of the dashboard and then the tab is folded over. Hard to find unmolested and very fussy to work with on a restoration.
  21. j hancock
    Ha! Don't worry. I would be standing in the scared line also!
  22. j hancock
    Tim, you could use that to trim trees.
  23. j hancock
    "That was easy!" Which is nice because sometimes it ain't easy....
  24. j hancock
    Like the tugboats! The one with the M on the smoke stack may belong to Moran. Hmmmm.....your last BBQ seems to have some leftovers.
  25. j hancock
    EQU is a pretty rare beast and even more rare not being on spokes. It also is a deluxe cab with the small vertical chrome strips. Remains of a semaphore on the cab corner.

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