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Finding plenty for the revised pattern with 4th high side by the seat, but would like to find one for the old shift pattern for my '88 R 688ST.

I want to try and keep it looking period correct in the cab...IMG_20230413_224431_3.thumb.jpg.614598150cbdef42e7ca2240fa913ebf.jpg

I've seen plenty of reproductions of Eaton fullers but none for mack. Your best bet might be to have one made by a sign shop from a photograph of a good one.

I'll see what mine looks like and try to get a picture of its decent

Old pattern T2090 and old pattern T2090 are (correct me if I'm wrong) mechanically internally the same. 4/8 LO was changed to 1/5HI because 4/8 LO was found to be loud or damaging to the back box. I've read that the updated pattern is better or smother to shift than the old pattern. If you can't find or don't want to make a sticker for the  old pattern the new pattern might have to be the way to go. 

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Here is the old pattern and it's ratios. LO/HI is about the same as 4/LO

 

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Thanks bulldog, I do shift using the new pattern, but just think the new pattern sticker will look out of place in the old dog...

Joey Mack, the part# area of sticker can't be deciphered anymore...

67RModel, Didn't even think to call Watts. I'll give them a ring.

Hans Remmers, That's a good idea, if all else fails...

Mecohaulic, You B-model guys are all comedians...🤣🤣

Thanks everyone for responding... 

 

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Print shop as mentioned I had a Briggs & Stratton stickers made up. They did a fabulous job. They even had a whole Internet page full of them. You might have the same deal. Good luck… Bob

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