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  1. j hancock
    Stay safe Tim.
  2. j hancock
    Some gentle wire brushing next to the right side king pin should reveal the number. (Between the pin and the spring pack) For example: FAW 5361C rated 10,500 lbs.
  3. j hancock
    Great looking equipment!
  4. j hancock
    Handling like a sedan.... It must be true because the brochure says so.
  5. j hancock
    Good Job! At least you took a nap...
  6. j hancock
    Probably would taste like chicken...
  7. j hancock
    Tree rats are not welcome! My niece Cassie shoots so many, she better learn how to make squirrels um, prairie dog stew.
  8. j hancock
    Man, you might have to move. Having problems with both prairie dogs and tree rats.....? Hmmmm...
  9. j hancock
    C'mon in. We like pictures!
  10. j hancock
    Garlits was trying all sorts of aero stuff with that car. It had the Lexan canopy, the nose cover over the front wheels and the little front tires. My memory says the Top Fuel class was "stuck" in the 250-260 mph range and with some of the aero changes, Garlits punched through the air to 272 mph. That was few days ago and now T/F is 300+.
  11. j hancock
    Photographic evidence will be required for Mack holiday gifts.
  12. j hancock
    Do you mind if we dance wif your dates?
  13. j hancock
    Yeah, so what is your point?
  14. j hancock
    Kent Dorfman for President!
  15. j hancock
    Looks Great!
  16. j hancock
    KoooL! Where do I sign up? I need the manual chain saw.
  17. j hancock
    Like that 'Liner in 82!
  18. j hancock
    Brochure from 1977 shows R795ST with an ENDT 865, BHP of 325 @ 2100 rpm and max torque of 1100 @ 1350 rpm.
  19. j hancock
    Lots of wheelbase with your new project!
  20. j hancock
    Going to look brand new!
  21. j hancock
    How well does it run? Still have the original engine?
  22. j hancock
    Here is the link for engine codes in the BMT wiki. http://www.bigmacktrucks.com/index.php?/tutorials/article/78-mack-engine-codes/ As Mike indicated, Mack changed the system. Even with the old list in the wiki, an engine may be phased out so it may mean one engine and then 20 years later it means a different one. For example, a "33" seems to be a Cummins Super 250 and years later "33" is a Cummins BC 400. Not sure why a B833 I had years ago was powered by a Cummins 335? Never ran the number through the museum.
  23. j hancock
    Hmmmm.....what is she worried about...?
  24. j hancock
    Very nice! Where are the photochopped bikini wimmmim? Years ago the there was a single axle LJX working on a site near Rouse's Point on the NY side.
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