2stacksuperdog

Ok, so i decided to go on truck paper and look at examples of other peoples turn signals are mounted on a rd 688s even models that were the newest at 2003 had turn signals amber both ways. In fact i had a hard time finding red toward the back on any of them. I'm not starting an argument but i don't know why people say they have never seen it that way. Anyways, everyone have a good night .

we have a 2001 and it has amber on both sides since new

i like the regular.

its got all same tires and spoke wheels

but not when coasting

Chipped bull gear???

A worn power divider jumping over is usually irregular & happens under a hard pull.

The truck only has 107,000 miles on it but it does happen when pulling

You wouldn't notice it until you get going and as you speed up it speeds up

We have a 88 superliner 350, 12speed, 46K rears and its making a real bad clunking sound/feel. Don't know if rear end or power divider? It started as getting on highway so idk. Any help appreciated!

A U in Trenton with a bite taken out of the fender..

Just needs a little fiberglass, bondo, and white spray paint.

The gold with the red looks real good.

Cherry Hill Construction North Branford, CT Ex-Red & Art's Garage Stafford Springs, CT also still have 60's single axle R-model in use

You usually are not allowed to register for more than the combination weight rating. In addition to being under the gross weight limit you also have to have your load distributed so each axle is under it's limit.

and in CT they check to make sure the tires are rated for the weight and the brake linings are rated for that weight and they do not allow over GVWR

Hope the catch who did it and get your stuff back

Southern New England Drilling and Blasting, North Branford, CT

The trucks GWR has to be the same as the registration and around here in CT they also check the tire ratings and axle ratings too.

Yea!!! I wish I could give it a like but it says-

You have reached your quota of positive votes for the day

I get that all the time.

look like two good trucks, glad you got one running, hope you get the other. How many feet of water were they in?

anyone else spot that ex Roadway R model in the background? dont see too many of those. for the thousands they had, they all must have ended up over there.

Didn't roadway make mack put Detroits in all their trucks

Thats awesome, love the looks of it with them spokes.

i think it makes them look tougher

Oh, ok.

But they do have a few in back, ill see if i can get a few pictures next time were up there

BEAUTIFUL finds there guys. I see a green Sidewinder. Could be a U model...

More like a DM800

Marlowe

What is a BCR other than a twin srew umodel?

A B-model Converterd to a R-model

Marino/American Construction, Middletown, CT Mack E-model?