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The front bumper held the concrete mixer drive take off that was driven off the engine crankshaft pulley, through an enclosed cogged belt or chain drive, and then went through a driveshaft under the right front fender parallel to the frame to drive the concrete mixer behind the cab.

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63 mack mixer

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