mowerman
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Wow missed this somehow that thing is gorgeous really good condition google search for a filter element and tubeless rims still available. They are not cheap as far as the brake booster. You’ll have to shop around again. Google search first brake booster rebuild. I’m sure somebody has parts for it out there. Good luck and thanks for the post…. Bob
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OK now that’s just hilarious. Somehow I missed this ha ha…. Bob
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I had the same problem dealerships did not carry the lines on a roll anymore. I wound up going to a hydraulic hose shop. They had everything in stock, but they had to order one of the lines took a month for them to finish them, mainly waiting on the one hose. Good luck believe it or not you can try Amazon. They carry a lot of the lines in stock…. Bob
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Wow, that was excellent. Thanks for the post. I did not know anything about that. Probably rest of us as well. That entire story almost sounds like you’re describing Matt ha ha…. Bob
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Well, I was gonna do some more grinding this morning but my wife has demanded I take down this old storage shed that she has to look at every day driving into the yard and it’s an eyesore. You need to take that down before you do anything else around here? That thing is driving me nuts I’m tired of looking at that ugly SOB
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1960 Mack B61T Restoration
mowerman replied to eightup's topic in Antique and Classic Mack Trucks General Discussion
Matt just went through that short while ago on his 73 he could probably steer you in the right direction. Unfortunately most of the reputable shops are in the north east and shipping as a fortune so you pretty much have to drive up there. -
Oh, what are they say? Pictures are worth 1000 words.Lol
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I haven’t really paid much attention to them but I know they are different now I haven’t had to adjust one and over 30 years But you know how that goes on here people ask for information you give it to them they just disappear ha ha
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1932 CL transit bus
mowerman replied to cliffgromer's topic in Antique and Classic Mack Trucks General Discussion
I think we scared them off. I’m thinking the last picture I put on there is the one he’s talking about flat front open back I don’t know it is kind of neat looking…. Bob -
1960 Mack B61T Restoration
mowerman replied to eightup's topic in Antique and Classic Mack Trucks General Discussion
Yes, also it’s not going to ride like a car you still need weight on it …. Lots of guys are going that way not sure why and yes, from what I understand. Springs are not that hard to come across leafs just have to have a shop in your area someplace Google search babba… good luck…. Bob -
Already pissing myself over that Matt lack looking one.. bob
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Oh hell I was wondering what was up with the old poster!!!!!!!! Glad I helped you…. Bob
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Thanks for keeping on top of it… bob
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Coca Cola LJ Mack colors
mowerman replied to 1961H67's topic in Antique and Classic Mack Trucks General Discussion
Sorry, can’t help but it looks like there’s quite a bit there. It’s probably nothing left, but the frame rails. Good luck bud…. Bob -
Me too thank God that’s an old poster almost thought I had the wrong week off
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Self adjusters can’t help…. I am used to a spring loaded sleeve around the 9/16 bolt in that case WD-40. And patience. Good luck whatever you decide…. Bob
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Well, Freightliner makes that midsize that’s pretty much just a little bit bigger than a pick up. I actually like them…. Bob
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I think it might’ve been wheels of time but as you said, Mark, I had not seen one in the number of years
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I haven’t seen one either in years except for one couple of years ago and I don’t remember where maybe watts truck show or in a magazine?????? Bob
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1960 Mack B61T Restoration
mowerman replied to eightup's topic in Antique and Classic Mack Trucks General Discussion
Yes, they’re probably pretty similar. Assuming you’re going to use them both.????? Bob -
Since we’re on the subject, I thought I might add. I got my start Chelsea Naval Hospital and spent first 4 years in Georgetown till my parents moved to Peabody in 1960
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Very well put thanks for that and yes this country has gotten very soft. That’s what the government wants pretty much a nation of lazy people now trust me I work with a whole company full of them most of our new hires. Don’t want to do anything just get paid, what a country lol bob
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That fool has been in politics for 50 years and then absolutely nothing but he’s certainly doing a fine job of running this nation into the ground. Wow.
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I did drive a white Mustang for a little while when I first started with nissens I didn’t really care for that thing either I got rid of it short time later I thought it was a cool old truck, but I didn’t want to drive it… bob
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Thinking back real hard it seems like the few of them I did see as a kid were us usually trash trucks… bob
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