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Golden bulldog on a 4x4 or 6x6???


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is that possible did Mack ever manufacture a front drive steer axle? or did they just always use fabco, rockwell and the such others manufactures??

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awesome articale!!! thanks!!! but that model used a Fabco 16.000lbs front driving axle so no gold bulldog there. but thanks for article pretty cool tractor AND COE smh love it!!!!

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owwww ok ok thanks!!!! any other info, model designation of truck they were in or literature?

sounds like weird setup but Mack does stuff right so id like to see one..... own one!!

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On 11/20/2024 at 3:55 AM, mrsmackpaul said:

So yes Mack did manufacture their own front driven axle

It was on WW2 army 6x6 trucks

It was unique in the way it steered and drove thru king pin area

It went thru two sets of right angle gears and allows for sharp steering 

 

Paul 

Yeah, the "N" was a neat set-up, but I think its weak point was high speed running, not a problem on WW2 trucks it was used on, but could be when re purposed later in life. 

I think that is why it was never seen later in civi production trucks. 

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41 minutes ago, glenbjackson said:

wow!! that's a slick setup!!! thank you!!!

know any model of truck it came in?

i gonna find one or two of these!

now that's what I call a real go getter' LOL  ! not only having hopes of finding one of the impossible BUT two. best of luck and keep B M T crew updated.

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