j hancock
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A rust free and uncut Bronco is a rare find! For some $$$, you can get a new tub for your classic rig. https://www.wildhorses4x4.com/product/17949/Bronco_More_Steel_Body_Parts https://www.hemmings.com/blog/2012/11/07/dynacorn-introduces-reproduction-bronco-body/
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A local fellow bought a Diamond Reo with an oem installed air cooled Deutz and ran it in his tipper fleet. Don't have a picture of the exact truck but it looked like this one.
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Not sure on the second plate and I don't have a 45 VIN plate to look at. Here is a fire truck model 25 VIN plate. Sort of hard to see but first box is 25 and the lower box is 25 S 1003.
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Timing mark is on the engine flywheel. Should be a little swing door on the bellhousing near the starter that will open. 4 degrees BTC is the spec. With Pertronix, let them know if you are going neg or pos ground.
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The new version is on the way but nothing better than the original style.
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Mike, do you still have the super shiny black Cruiser or did you send it down the road?
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Boy! Talk about a day at the beach! Even brought a caravan with him -
I really don't know much about the LH model. Built between 1940-1953, they did seem to be set up for highway hauling out west. I haven't seen one with an integral sleeper or running on spoke wheels. There may be a sleeper out there or spokes, just haven't seen it. Power was a Mack EO 519, Mack 707 or Cummins. Also seem to be tandems which is why I asked if the VIN was LHSW. SW and 2D indicate tandem rear suspension. Wish I had more info for you. Have fun with your project!
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What sort of things did they experiment with?
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The stand looks good! OTC has some nice stands for heavier engines but I don't recall one that looks like a pallet jack. What project is the Cummins going to be installed in?
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Seen them on fleabay once in awhile. Pricing has been all over the place.
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Here is a link where it was listed for sale. Over 700 EJ models were built in 1937 and 1938.
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Some Superliner Pics.
j hancock replied to jackb61sx's topic in Antique and Classic Mack Trucks General Discussion
Like the truck and the steam locomotive on the side of the hood..JPG.77744f73c0ea9e091f2dad28b500f2ea.JPG)
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Cal Little must have bought another storage trailer! -
Buying a 'Liner with a V8 already under the hood will save you from many headaches.
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That would look good next to your H model!
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Hope it is still out there. I will keep my four eyes peeled.
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Not familiar with that axle but I would look for an additional fill plug. Dual reduction? I would think the capacity should be more in the 14 qt range.
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Nice! Mack built 822 LH models. Was the truck originally a tandem tractor? On the VIN tag, does it say LHSW or LH2D?
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Truck 11 and 12
j hancock replied to j hancock's topic in Antique and Classic Mack Trucks General Discussion
Sorry about that. Mack CF 11 and 12 are a fine looking pair. -
Truck 11 and 12
j hancock replied to j hancock's topic in Antique and Classic Mack Trucks General Discussion
Thanks Vlad. I like going to shows and taking pictures. 11 and 12 were at a show in Scituate, RI in 2001. -
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A new plan is hatched! Update with progress when you can.
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Here is a little more info on the Mack Granite. https://www.macktrucks.com/community/mack-news/2014/goodyear-chooses-mack-granite-to-moor-blimp/ http://www.nussgrp.com/news-and-events/goodyear-blimp-travels-lean-thanks-to-nusss-modified-mack-truck/ http://ecspartners.com/
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