mack1928

What I usually do when it's polished aluminum is hit it with a acid like aluminum brightener sprayed on let it sit for no more then a min then rinse with water, then u have the clean surface, then I used a cutting type polish and clean off then last I use mothers aluminum polish and it's a mirror finish every time it takes a while but it's worth it

Thanks guys its a shame I really don't have a big budget I would love to buy a new or next to new truck but can't see spending that on something I won't use oftern

I'm looking for either an R model, Superliner, CV,CH,CL years 1985-2008 in decent shape don't care about miles or hours just needs to run and drive, looking to buy ASAP or trade I have plenty of equipment. Looking to also get a lowboy trailer 35-50 ton let me know thanks

Sorry it took so long here's the number in Haldex all my trucks are the same 40010144

welcome!

It's sick just the way this country works

DM You and me both agreed 110%

They have been talking about lowering the weights on the tandem and triaxles too here in nj

They are getting rediculous with these restrictions can't even make a living anymore!

Didn't they cut the weights back after the bridge collapse in Minnesota? My dad was talking to a guy from NY at King of Covers and he was telling us that

Yes they did only 80,000 over the bridges gotta go through manhattan if u want to carry 120,000

By 2015 any truck with a type 2 permit that is 2006 or newer must have a steerable/trackable third axle. A type 2 permit is a grandfather downstate permit which makes the truck able to carry between 76,000-80,000 depending on tires front axle etc. they will be able to keep the type one permit which will probably give it somewhere around 67,000. If the truck is older then 2006 then ur grandfathered in and in the clear for now like me lol

i think they are asking $80k for that blue granite I know that the only person that drives that truck is the owner it is very well cared for

Yes 80k it's a real nice truck but won't be good for NY after 2015 with the new grandfather over weight permit laws coming into effect I would buy it if I could

I surly wouldn't let any of my heavy weights go cheap either it's a certain breed of truck and they hold there value cause there rare compared to the rest if the country

You know in 89 that type of pickup was an oddity in Bergen county. Not many guys had one. I gotta think. I know I saved 3 grand going to Breakey. I remember, $22,000.00 no money down $400.00 per month. That was a lot of money back then. I'll take a new pic today. Mack1928 those trucks are in really good shape. The green 1954 looks similar to mine. I guess the 2500 has a DT in it?. That Chevy is in good shape.

Cheers, Rob

The green 1954 is my favorite little truck that truck when we bought had 60k original miles and u could eat off the floor zero rust was a local guys pride and joy who bought it brand new its a shame we converted it into a snow truck and gave it the death sentence but it's getting sandblasted and painted our color this spring, the s2500 was an old Nassau county truck with a dt and straight 7 spd fun to drive sold her last year just to far gone to fix up again and the Chevy is a 454 4spd with a/c 5500 original miles was a brush fire truck it's like a little time capsel so much fun to drive!

That granite is real clean! It is up for sale.

Yes it is but big bucks worth a look tho!

Some of my s models most reliable 6 wheelers out there and my 78 chevy k30 service truck 5500 original miles!

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A few more Highpoint pix from Steve Avella

i know were one of those b models ended up right in glen cove!!

Awesome!!!!

I do in my service books ill get it for u as soon as I can

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I actually change mine every brake job they are pricy but worth not getting that ticket its one of the first things they go for!!!

what are u asking pm me

"Built like a mack truck" all the way MACK hands down!!

KCAM who's truck was that before you had it?

Hello I am new to the board and really like it so far a lot of useful info and of course awesome pics i love big old and new heavy trucks i own a bunch of them and will never own a light piece of junk i have been around big old macks my entire life with my family construction business on long island Ny which has been around for over eighty years I am only 22 but have learned a lot about theses trucks and drive them daily i will be posting some of my fleet in the next few days