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  1. h67st
    Here's a stunning western Mack wearing Monfort colors.
  2. h67st
    These guys have four power units on this...by the looks of the exhaust at the beginning of the video, they're really straining! Also, that's some beautiful scenery.
  3. h67st
    The Maxidyne gold against that nice green looks great!
  4. h67st
    I bought my mat from RubberCal (the place that mowerman showed), price was good and I like the look. Not necessarily original-looking but not bad either.
  5. h67st
    Actually the 673 engines weigh 2,000 lbs. I can dig out my repair manual, that's where I saw this info.
  6. h67st
    You could try A & T Rebuilders, they're supposed to rebuild Mack water pumps. https://atrebuilders.com/product/rebuilt-mack-truck-water-pump-00811m/
  7. h67st
    Today I put the defroster hoses on, found them at https://www.dennis-carpenter.com/ . One thing for sure...it was a lot easier to stand on my head under the dash of a truck when I was 25 years old. The hose is Thermoid brand, that's a name I haven't seen for a while.
  8. h67st
    Is it $5k for the truck, or $5k for the rust?
  9. h67st
    Tell me about it...the u-bolts on my camelback rears torque to 1400 ft. lbs.!
  10. h67st
    His name is HarryS , if you search you'll find him. I don't know if he finished the electric conversion.
  11. h67st
    My truck had a valve on the inlet side of the fuel pump that had a cable hooked to it, maybe your truck had the same thing. The valve could be an emergency shutoff in case the regular shutoff doesn't work.
  12. h67st
    Mean Green, do you have photos of your avatar truck on here? Judging by that little picture, it's a nice looking truck.
  13. h67st
    Says it's genuine Mack, located in Arkansas. https://www.ebay.com/itm/285023338223?hash=item425cb6feef:g:yEIAAOSwOcRjYYUQ&amdata=enc%3AAQAHAAAAoF8RmYxZEXa7J20sCnif%2BPjnl%2FB0bDno4vwqdT3zNWLwuB2MjLsBVL00wVvgqBA5nJMtEiylwCfXUi5lsy6eVGOIx29ePV2C6ERAImwjWBopVFmfavW6C1gIzP%2Fbwsje9%2Fe%2Bg55fynJcoEnliVoKR%2FlyHi%2FZ7r2reL1tRlUjMoCHkf1Fbs9cXcNubsrE5BpExS%2FX%2BGLIwx8rfAtv8ff40O4%3D|tkp%3ABk9SR6aVvPWpYQ
  14. h67st

    1973 R685

    h67st posted a topic in Trucks for Sale

    Could be a nice truck but quite a bit of rust for $20k asking price. Former fire truck located in Pemberton NJ. https://www.ebay.com/itm/185712212701?autorefresh=true
  15. h67st
    "I'm gonna barbecue your a**!"
  16. h67st
    I'm doing the same thing with my E brake handle, putting it back just for looks.
  17. h67st
    GMC....General Mack Corp.?
  18. h67st
    Those copper lines look more original, and besides they look nicer than plastic.
  19. h67st
    Well, I finally got all the parts for the front end cleaned, repaired, bought, painted, made, etc. I have to say a big thank you to John Chalmers, he sold me the Mack logo, H67 logo, and the parking lights.
  20. h67st
    I have an R G Smith truck, but different R G Smith!
  21. h67st
    When I was a kid, I helped work on my Dad's trucks. The memories I have are priceless, I think your helper will have the same feelings when he's an adult.
  22. h67st
    Superdog posted this V8 beast back in 2012. U773T with an 8V-71
  23. h67st
    I'd sure like to hear a Hall-Scott in person!
  24. h67st
    On ebay, it needs a lot of work but looks solid. Too bad they rebuilt the engine and transmission, then let the thing sit. https://www.ebay.com/itm/295377358393?hash=item44c5dcce39:g:RLAAAOSwRl5jhjVE&amdata=enc%3AAQAHAAAAoDQ8c8Sr9NGhaavKILXLXCGDTRTvMV9M34WlrE5DrSxmupUV9gSLdVOk99U07uv14FzyHdbNBe3Qi%2B4kP8QyBcBJnx1L0o5dF2VwDKWHDxRWaqAvY%2BE1ZA0xLgE1PDwLs%2FzKFL5KfrBFYGeBq43bZmqBGbAaC2iagWUX29O75%2B%2B4hnuZ4ApcO80Wd6KfGVpoXmdetRnURw2wO%2FuifazDOSc%3D|tkp%3ABk9SR-bkwrSZYQ
  25. h67st
    I got to looking at one of the caps; the large cone-looking thing on the left will let excess pressure out, while the small hole to the upper right has a ball and spring that will let air suck in when needed. I'm going to run without an additional vent for now and see if I run into any problems with it.

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