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OK, so there are 688, 686, 685, 612 . . . i understand, from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mack_R_series, that the leading 6 refers to the chassis, and the last two digits refers to the engine in the truck.

is there a list somewhere, that i have missed, listing that all these codes are?

thanx . . . . .

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OK, so there are 688, 686, 685, 612 . . . i understand, from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mack_R_series, that the leading 6 refers to the chassis, and the last two digits refers to the engine in the truck.

is there a list somewhere, that i have missed, listing that all these codes are?

thanx . . . . .

Here's a few of the 600 series for you.

607--- END673

609--- END711

611--- ENDT673C

612--- ETAZ673A (300+)

615--- END864

626--- 6V92 Detroit

685--- ENDT675

686--- ENDT676

688--- at first E6-350, later designated all Econdyne series 6 cylinder engines

690---later code for all Maxidyne series 6 cylinder engines

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Nice one!

Do those codes also apply to the RW series? If not, I'd be grateful for a similar list for the RW series. Specifically, what would be the designation of a Cummins NTC350 engined Superliner? Thanks in advance, have a nice day

Paweł

Here's a list for the RWS/RWL700 first generation Superliners.

785--ENDT675

786--ENDT676

712--ETAZ673A(300+)

795--ENDT865

797--ENDT866

770--8V92 Detroit

747--NTC290 Cummins(later 300 Cummins also used this same designation)

766--NTC400 Cummins

767--NTC350 Cummins

768--KT450 Cummins

721--E9-400

722--E9-440

754--Cat 3406

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you look at wikopedia,R model series and you wonder why they used that beat to hell R model....i had to laugh like mad,and do a double take...WTF.is that the best picture they could find?..bob

Been a Peterbilt; It'd been 1/2 height and on it's side. Commonly known as: "Laying down on the job".

Rob

Dog.jpg.487f03da076af0150d2376dbd16843ed.jpgPlodding along with no job nor practical application for my existence, but still trying to fix what's broke.

 

 

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