Brocky
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Both the 200 and 300 series used the cab with the 3 piece windshield. I believe there was a name or number for it, BUT I do not remember what it was.
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You may be right as Brockway started using the Mack cab in 1975 or 76??
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James, That is a good question.. Both cabs were made by Sheller Globe in Ohio.. The BIG difference in the Mack and Brockway cabs is that the cowls were different because Brockway was still using the butterfly hood and Mack a tilt hood. I do not know if there was a difference in the Mack hardnosed trucks????
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What is the status of your other fuel tank. I gave Aaron Tipton of Burnsville NC the spare 75 gal (??) I had when I sold him my 71 358.
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Not going to that bad here.. Besides I am heading for the Snowbird Macungie in Bushnell FL!!
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Tom, You lucky SOB!! I never get to see something that nice walking around Macungie????
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Along with your You Tube videos, Please post stills here so all of the BMT members can share your experience.
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Like the old Jeeps!!!!! My Scout only had 2 sticks with 4 low in a position beyond 4 high..
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I did not like the electric 4X4 controls on my 2006 F-250.. After 70-90k miles I do not think the automatic front hubs ever unlocked????
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Neither do I !!!!!!!! Mother Nature put it there, She will take it away.....
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Joey, all he does is make sure the tortillas are made from CORN, not flour..
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That much snow will NOT bother a professional like you!!! We are supposed to get a dusting Sunday here in the midlands of South Carolina.. The news channels are calling it a blizzard!!! First time in 4 years it has snowed here.
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Superliner RW700 Steering axle
Brocky replied to 1961H67's topic in Antique and Classic Mack Trucks General Discussion
Same here!! Been down here 35+ years. DO NOT miss the cold a bit.. I have seen -35 on the bank in Mars Hill ME when I got out of the truck to get the loading slip for my potatoes.. BUT I think the coldest I ever was, was top Loading fuel oil in Odgensburg NY when the thermometer on the rack said -26F and Lord only knows what the wind chill factor was coming across the frozen St Lawrence river!! -
Superliner RW700 Steering axle
Brocky replied to 1961H67's topic in Antique and Classic Mack Trucks General Discussion
It was probably a lot colder in upper Vermont>> And Maine and upstate New York!! -
On your push / pull cables have you tried to take them out of the truck, coil them up in a coffee can and filled it with your favorite Panther Pi$$?????? And let set a week or so. They may be just rusted internally???? After you get them free add some graphite lube???
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