2stacksuperdog

Has been changed again to April 13th for info go to:

http://www.facebook.com/events/287453501357095/

https://www.facebook.com/events/103780373126870/?ref=ts&fref=ts

don't want to insult anyone here especially not the owner but this kind of modification to the Mack is not my cup of tea

Our town is buying a new rescue truck to replace two other trucks and the people who spec'd them out wanted to build it on a Freightliner however our public works got 1 Freightliner and about 8 Mack RDs and the freightliner cant plow at the same time its got a load of salt on it because it don't have the power where as the macks keep going and don't even strain so they don't want another headache and went with a custom chassis instead

We have a 2001 RD with a E7-350 with an 8LL and it does the same thing and i still think the Avon Mountain crash was caused by the same problem because we know a bunch of people with the same specs as our RD and their 8LL have the same problem. Also the truck was up at Gabrielli Mack 3 times and they kept saying it was poppet springs and balls until the warranty ran out and then changed forks, complete bearing kit, and sliding clutches and expected us to pay for it and it still jumped out on the way home from there

My grandfather bought a 1952 LJ brand new for $1 per pound

We have a 2001 RD with a E7-350 with an 8LL and it does the same thing and i still think the Avon Mountain crash was caused by the same problem because we know a bunch of people with the same specs as our RD and their 8LL have the same problem. Also the truck was up at Gabrielli Mack 3 times and they kept saying it was poppet springs and balls until the warranty ran out and then changed forks, complete bearing kit, and sliding clutches and expected us to pay for it and it still jumped out on the way home from there

The haul of fame truck museum located on packer rd. in Canterbury ct is a really cool place. Every once in a while I will drive through the yard full of old iron lots of cranes and dozers and then a trip down "memory lane" an old bone yard that's really starting to thin out. I just wanted to make sure you guys knew about this place. The actual museum is open on Wednesdays and Thursdays. If your close enough take a ride through and check it out. Also I talked with Dennis Yaworski(owner) tonight and he reminded me that there is another museum located close by and is open daily.

Do you happen to know where this other museum is located?

I think this is the U-model, Umodelnut was talking about. It was in BKrois photo collection.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/36474602@N06/6819613769/in/set-72157629176442315/

http://www.flickr.com/photos/36474602@N06/6819614201/in/set-72157629176442315/

http://www.flickr.com/photos/36474602@N06/6819614593/in/set-72157629176442315/

http://www.flickr.com/photos/36474602@N06/7451362810/in/set-72157629176442315/

Wonder what the blue truck is in the background???

Looks to be a Sterling

pretty sure the orange one had last of the liter or something on the hood at Springfield. your probably right tho.

I believe Yaworski still has the "End of the Line" one and the orange one was within the last 40 built which Yaworski use to own

Hopefully

Just saw that they got approval from state police and DOT and are most likely starting at Lake Compounce. Info: http://www.facebook.com/events/287453501357095/

Does anyone know where the "glow in the dark" yellow B model dump truck of SantaBarbara from the New Haven area is?

Last i heard still sitting in their garage

I heard it is now planned for Saturday, March 9th but are waiting for approval.

Have a two stick 6 speed. Good for use or good rebuild-able core.

Have a body off an old U-model its 18ft and in good shape. Comes with Richards Hydraulic cover and new 50tn piston. Just needs a little paint.

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