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39 Baby Mack

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  1. Best looking Chevy as far as I'm concerned was the '55! Ron
  2. Wonder if he'd be interested in modeling a very small "E" model? Ron
  3. Stemco #343-4025 hub cap should get the job done. Ron
  4. Mark, like everybody else said, I've never seen gaskets. Ron
  5. Happy Belated Birthday Denny, hope you had a great day! Ron
  6. Here's a link to this years "Parade of Power" Enjoy! Ron
  7. Ken, I'm pretty sure that works for V-Mac1 but only if it's an active code with the light constantly on. Ron
  8. Is this going to replace the B-75? Ron
  9. Beautiful truck, the prettiest cab forward fire truck ever made! Ron
  10. The ring gear on the flywheel is a separate piece and is replaceable if still available. It's not too bad of a job once everything else is dissembled. The ring gear is a shrink fit onto the flywheel. Heat the ring gear gradually and evenly with a torch to expand it then drive it off the flywheel. Installing new one is the same deal after everything is cleaned. Turn flywheel upside down and lay ring gear on top of flywheel. Gradually and evenly heating the ring gear until it expands and just starts to drop onto the ledge on the flywheel. Gently drive the ring gear until it is completely seated on the ledge on the flywheel. That having been said, I'd just use it for now until you have a problem with it. Who knows it might never give you a problem. Just for curiosity sake you could look into the availability of a new ring gear, they at one time weren't that expensive. Ron
  11. FCD Rail Bus= Forward Control Diesel or Frederick C. Dumaine Jr. president of the New York, New Haven, and Hartford Railroad. Ron
  12. Great looking truck Carl! Good luck with it, being that most of the stuff is there that's half the battle! Ron
  13. Happy Birthday Hope you have a great day! Ron
  14. Ken We had R.H. power window lifts in 4 of our "MH"'s. I see no reason why they couldn't be used on the drivers side as well. They were however not electric, but were air operated and made by Sprague Devices. They didn't work bad, a little different than the way electric ones work, a little harder to control. Only ever had one go bad. The cost for the one we replaced I thought was higher than elephant ass and that was about ten years ago. Don't know if it would even be still available!? The air switches for the R.H. window lift and R.H. door lock were mounted on the edge of the center console right behind the ashtray panel. Ron
  15. It's an "A" model cab (has cowl vents in the sides). Lots of differences, "L"'s are much bigger, "L" models have a 2 piece windshield "A" models have single piece windshield. Ron
  16. Would've made a little more sense with an 8V in it! Ron
  17. Happy Birthday! Hope you have a great day! Ron
  18. Great news Mike, glad to hear it! Ron
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