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  1. mowerman
    Probably doesn’t answer(YOUR) question , but I thought I’d throw this out there my Peterbilt with triple trailers flat ground it gets between six and seven pull a hill it goes right down to 2.6 ha ha at least that’s what the dashboard says if you’re looking for an average on the job, it’s usually between five and six… like these guys said, and all the depends on what you’re doing with it pretty much. Bob
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    Hell man I would jump on that good luck bob
  3. mowerman
    Noticed that a while back the wheels look too small for that heavy unit… bob
  4. mowerman
    Yes, that’s the way it works. Sometimes it was a hell of a deal for that price. especially if he is going to use it on site I’ll never have to do anything to it, except maybe change the oil…bob
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    Doesn’t even look like it needs anything. Thanks for that…. Bob
  6. mowerman
    Excellent, thanks for that.. bob
  7. mowerman
    I heard it was Just 66
  8. mowerman
    That sucks sorry paul
  9. mowerman
    It’s a 66 and the little muffler is going to go underneath
  10. mowerman
    Thanks for that
  11. mowerman
    Yes, I did not want it to be loud but the stock style underneath Muffler was a lot more expensive and it looked like it was more of a pain in the ass to set it up in there
  12. mowerman
    I’m sure Mike would have all the answers, but we hardly hear from him
  13. mowerman
    OK four days off I hardly did anything weather wasn’t so great around here. I finally went out there today and put the two big ones on then I got to the point where I was gonna have to get a little dirtier so I pulled the plug. Hopefully I can get her all done Saturday morning I’ll certainly do my damnedest
  14. mowerman
    Well, I’m sure we all remember back in the day. They were very loud. It was really hard to talk back-and-forth and the older iron I remember riding with my pop and the U models 68, 6970 they were very loud inside.
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    I was unable to open these.. bob
  16. mowerman
    But for sure to me, it looks like that truck was stored indoors for quite a while And yes, for 8000 it would have to be in good running condition.
  17. mowerman
    Yes, I probably mentioned around here. Western star is selling a lot of them.
  18. mowerman
    I have heard of aftermarket overhaul parts, but haven’t heard anything solid on anything. I wouldn’t be surprised if they were the same overall parts but no I do not know. Fortunately, my engine runs well with great oil pressure and hopefully I don’t have to put anything in it that is impossible to find. I’ve had four days off and done almost nothing the entire time yesterday I didn’t even get dressed.
  19. mowerman
    It was probably the same deal one lane each direction. Cool story thanks for that. My mom only row with my pup. Once old Brockway around 1955. She said she did not care for it at all. It was too loud and very bouncy. Ha ha.. bob
  20. mowerman
    Well, your guess is good as mine as far as I remember E6 is a 676 Oh sure Joey would know good luck… bob
  21. mowerman
    We’re all hoping for a better globe. I don’t know if any of you fellas familiar with this song by Temptations it’s one of my favorites someday at Christmas
  22. mowerman
    Same here bud,,,,,, you are always very interesting never forget your entire roof replacement you shared with us video taped every minute of it … you are the best… bob
  23. mowerman
    Sorry, cannot help you welcome back
  24. mowerman
    Plus one more thing I don’t think the seller really knows a whole lot about it wondering why they’re calling it a car hauler
  25. mowerman
    Yes, I mean that sucker is in really good condition. I mean I really doesn’t need a whole lot just a few years ago I would’ve thought that was a little high but nowadays everything‘s going up so fast 8000 doesn’t really seem like a whole Lotta money especially when it doesn’t really need that much work, or at least it does not look like it does

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