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  1. j hancock
    Here is an interesting article with specifications and details of boiler construction. http://www.stanleymotorcarriage.com/Parts/Boiler.htm
  2. j hancock
    That will glow in the dark!
  3. j hancock
    Nice! Looks like a good selection of trucks on the poster.
  4. j hancock
    If it fits, it ships.
  5. j hancock
    "You can think about it, but don't do it" "You sounded taller on the radio." Sheriff Buford T. Justice
  6. j hancock
    I like your thinking. It is always good to have a plan.
  7. j hancock
    Nice that the flat didn't do any more damage on the the Pete.
  8. j hancock
    Buy them Both!
  9. j hancock
    I know a couple of people that have Stanley steam cars and they are running close to 500 psi on the boiler.
  10. j hancock
    I posted it on BMT after seeing it on CL Long Island. It may actually be back into June when I saw it the first time. Don't know why it keeps showing up for sale so some eyes on it will be a good thing. Hopefully someone didn't do a shitty stretch job on the rails or something.
  11. j hancock
    Yeah, that was the one on Long Island a couple of months ago.
  12. j hancock
    Unbelievable...
  13. j hancock
    Check the vents or vented caps. The cross over valve may be open but something could have plugged the line. Somebody missing a shop towel?
  14. j hancock
    It would make a great article for the ATCA Double Clutch magazine.
  15. j hancock
    That would have been a better outfit for her video!
  16. j hancock
    Good Job! Moose should have been using a cell phone anyway.
  17. j hancock
    http://www.bigmacktrucks.com/index.php?/tutorials/article/78-mack-engine-codes/ http://www.bigmacktrucks.com/index.php?/tutorials/article/57-engine-model-designations/ This may help. Some models of truck will be B, R, U, DM, RW, RL, RS for example. The first number will be the weight class 4, 6, 7, 8. The next two numbers are the engine code. Mack has used various suffix letters. Some examples: T for single axle tractor ST for six wheel tractor P is a single axle straight chassis S for straight tandem chassis X severe duty SX tandem severe duty
  18. j hancock
    Might be throwing Internati CAT trucks over board.
  19. j hancock
    Excellent! Is mama still making you sleep on the sofa? Buy a R model....buy an AB....buy a V8 R.... It is always good to have extra toys in case you break one!
  20. j hancock
    Yup...... Politics are the same throughout the world. Don't be a criminal because the government doesn't like the competition. It really takes 6 guys on the light bulb because you need a supervisor to tell the 5 guys what to do.
  21. j hancock
    Where is the part number for ordering........?
  22. j hancock
    A couple of years ago, a friend bought some Perlux's from NAPA. http://www.grote.com/prodcat/perlux/
  23. j hancock
    Dump trucks are going to keep you busy!
  24. j hancock
    According to the Mack book by John Montville there were 25 units made between 1967-1973. Don't know if all were SX's? Maybe a couple of ST's?
  25. j hancock
    For a 1983 R model but might help? http://www.bigmacktrucks.com/index.php?/tutorials/article/55-r-model-wiring-diagram/

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