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  1. thomastractorsvc
    All I did was sand blast to get the peeling off and paint with the duplicolor chrome paint, looks good from about 5 feet and beyond, to close and you can see the pits. The T on the thermodyne is a little kattywampus on the one side but the other one and the diesel on the passenger side look good for being all broken
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    Thanks all, now to start on the R model.
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    Mike nice truck, what its story?
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    probably would have turned out better if it was on a Chevy frame
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    Thanks to Superdog, I was able to get all my hood jewelry on. When I first started the project I was not going to put everything back on because of missing some emblems. Now that they are on the hood I don't know why I was even thinking that. I have sourced the trim clips if anyone needs some they are $.75 ea, you need 14 for the whole hood so it would be $10.50 plus postage
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    why so long on the hood?
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    Vinny wont be long now, when you getting the hood put on? Have you done anything to the seats or headliner yet?
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    The wheel and AC set up is similar to what I saw in old pictures of there trucks but I would have thought it would have been in better shape
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    Wow! looks like a great show, I am going to have to start travelling out of state for the big shows. Larry your truck looks great!
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    There was about 20-25 trucks and about 500+ tractors the theme for the tractors was Allis Chalmers, seemed like a sea of orange. They had working shops and stores like you would see 40-50 years ago. Several working saw mills, rock crusher, black smith, machine shop, a grainery with working mill. Steam powered and belt driven tools, a Ohio style gas station, ice cream shop, bank ect.. They also had railroad memorabilia and a working scale railroad.
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    Getting unpacked and settled from the Western Missouri Antique Tractor and Machinery Association, pretty good show lots to do. My boys liked it lots for them to do. First time someone really wanted to buy my B-61, caught me off guard. There was another Mack that showed up after lunch a 1977 RL685LST did not get to talk with the owner but it is for sale. The cab is rough, tires are bad but they drove it there. I just noticed reading the vin sticker while posting this it says 1973. Graham Brothers Truck
  12. thomastractorsvc
    Here you go http://www.richardmurryauctioneer.com/ looks like the truck was being restored
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    They showed three different water pumps for the Mack 6 cylinders depends on the length of the shaft and how many pulleys it has. Mine was the shortest with a two belt pulley, all buttoned up and back on can now see movement in the radiator. Mike it was not worth the hassle to track down bearings and if it had possible shaft damage since it had the lube fitting on top and was dragging and lots of end play, then try and make three gaskets and it comes with a warranty so that's worth something.
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    I like the superliner too, it looks nice in the pictures, I guess that's why it is always best to inspect person
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    Just got the water pump new casting so don't need all the plugs it is a Haldex reman Part Number RW2001X CARQUEST and NAPA have them probably can get from others if you can find a knowledgeable parts guy. NAPA has it listed on line for $96 + $37 core I tried NAPA first they were clueless once I got the part number it shows up on the online. Oh well! could have saved $8 bucks
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    If JD bought it or Case it would probably ok, if cat they would rebrand it CAT like the tractors and trucks they already make. Cummings would also be a choice based on monies
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    you know you have money when you can put tile in the Garage
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    That's what I was think about doing find somebody who paints on the side. The B was a real PIA to work on it in my shop, takes up a lot of space so I am always moving stuff around, If the doors were in the side and not the end would be better but I did not build it only keep adding on to it.
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    Mike that's going to look sweet, I went by the painters for my R and I think for what they want to charge I will be painting another truck.
  20. thomastractorsvc
    Good looking truck, cant even tell it was worked on, you have a good mechanic
  21. thomastractorsvc
    Post some pictures, I might be interested I already have a B 61 Contour Cab
  22. thomastractorsvc
    Welcome ask away, don't be thin skinned and take some of this with a grain of salt and you need to learn what a U model is, just ask Vinny about them (U Model Nut)
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    Nice trucks, they are only paying 14-16hr in the KC area
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    Looks great even with a scratched lens
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    Hey all, Looking for the rest of my hood trim on my B-61 1 Diesel emblem (can be broken) 2 Short Trim Strips 2 Long Trim Strips Also looking for a passenger seat belt for my R model Even if you have it all or just one please let me know. I also have some stuff if you need it all five original clearance lights and lens, I have the parallel and some small odds and ends

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