Brocky
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Rich Thanks for sharing your great album Here are a few parade shots from in front of the Econolodge on Church St.
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LH Thanks.. Is that with a standard 3 axle (twin screw) tractor or a 4th lift axle??
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Some Superliner Pics.
Brocky replied to jackb61sx's topic in Antique and Classic Mack Trucks General Discussion
Vinny YEP!! It was black with white or yellow lettering.. You are thinking of the same truck.. Looked for you at Cortland.. -
That C looks Roadway colors??? Any details??
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After the Cortland show we went to the 1000 Islands, Massena, and Blue Mtn Lake. I saw a lot of 3 axle (mostly chip) trailers and some with a 4th lift axle. What does NY allow you for weights on these set ups???? Brocky
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A few pictures from Cortland 2014
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Some Superliner Pics.
Brocky replied to jackb61sx's topic in Antique and Classic Mack Trucks General Discussion
Last week I caught a quick look at at Superliner with "Pit Puppy" lettered on the side of the hood on NY RT 8 north of Poland NY near the park line in a garage / construction co yard... was in a shower and no camera handy.. Anyone in that area know the truck???? -
Where to find weatherstripping for EQT
Brocky replied to TIMBERCAMP's topic in Exterior, Cab, Accessories and Detailing
The Diamond T Rubber company in Ohio was making stuff for Macks also.. They advertise in both WOT and DC.. think their website is diamondtrubber.com -
Magnum export?
Brocky replied to mack mhe9's topic in Antique and Classic Mack Trucks General Discussion
Will have to check the schedule of the ATHS Down Under Tour to see I will get to see it. -
Mark Your picture of the Trend looks like the one Howard Fugate owns. .He had it at Winchester about 2011 The red little stake bed is a 1936 to 38 Model 80, 3/4 ton which preceeded the Model 201 1ton P/U
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Mike Thanks for the info.. My Bulldog lesson for today Brocky
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OK!! What is the difference besides newer, with bigger windshields, and grille??? Did the R stand for Refuse??
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Mark Thank you.. The 931 was a sharp truck..Here is one badged as a REO
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I am tenitavely thinking about Winchester also..
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FWD Will go with the Ortliebs.. Are they still making Schlitz at the old Schaeffer brewery??? I know thery used to make the Piels Real Draft before Schaeffer went out..
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The drivers name says it all!!!
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OD Your picture of the blue one taken at Macungie is one of the Osterman Giants, if you blow the picture up you can see the name. Some misc Diamond T COE styles over the years
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Brocky replied to Superdog's topic in Antique and Classic Mack Trucks General Discussion
Mike Love your roll back!! That was what I was thinking of putting on my 71' Brockway 358.. -
and watch the fuel gauge drop like a rock!!!!!
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Today's odd ball Diamond T.. Jeff Lakaszcyck of the JOT WAI? forum first posted this about 4 years ago.. It is a prototype Emeryville built by Diamond T with DT badges on it.
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Matt That COE with the diamonds in the grille was known as the Royale and the conventional with the same grille was the Raider. Both are fairly scarce today
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That deal fell thru.. Give me a shout after Labor Day. 864-677-3453 In the very late 70's / early 80's the Osterman Group of Carlisle PA bought the dies and all the necessary parts and built Built the Diamond REO Giant untiol the mid 90's. They had to add the word Giant to them because Volvo tried to sue them. Osterman also used the air cooled Deutz diesel which had a very sloped down nose.
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1 of 3 ever made.. Used by the DT main office to shuttle customers and dealers to and from the airport, train station, hotels and plant.
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Carlotpilot Yes it is a single axle, 220 Cummins, R-96 RR, 4.10 rear on 24.5 rubber. It is the first Diamond T and the 1st tractor owned by Wrangler Blue Jeans.
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Ken To add to Mikes correct answer: After White bought both REO and DT in the late 50's they closed the DT plant is Chicago and moved production to the REO plant in Lansing MI. White then built DT's, REO's, and special order heavy duty Whites all on the same line with a mix and match of sheet metal and Badges. On May 1st, 1967 White combined the two makes and created the name Diamond REO.
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