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  1. h67st
    This is one of the ugliest trucks I've ever seen; sadly someone put a lot of time into building it. It's got a Toronado motor/trans setup with front wheel drive... it may need some TLC. https://www.ebay.com/itm/tow-truck/265109095644?ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&_trksid=p2060353.m1438.l2649&autorefresh=true
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    The 42000 at the end of the ad is probably the asking price.
  3. h67st
    The belts sit down into the sheaves on the WP pulley, the pulley is definitely worn. Anybody know a part number or where I can get a new pulley? I will definitely try to get a matched pair of belts--I've seen those in the past.
  4. h67st
    Pretty dang nice looking truck; this photo is before bed was installed. I see it has a gold engine in it, and I like the sign on the left front tire in the ebay pictures. Asking $50,000 obo. https://www.ebay.com/itm/133711225856?ul_noapp=true&autorefresh=true
  5. h67st
    It actually does smoke but I had some round duct clamped to the exhaust pipe, carrying the smoke outside.
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    I primed it before starting...had to fill the fuel filter and pour fuel in the inlet line before the primer would pick it up. I'll have to check out the valves. I put new belts on but the WP pulley is pretty worn...that may be the issue.
  7. h67st
    Good ol' air starter! Nice video.
  8. h67st
    One other question--I have to pour fuel in the inlet line to get the primer pump to work, even then a lot of pumping. It also loses prime, even though I put all new fittings, fuel lines, filter, etc. Will a bad primer pump cause it to lose prime? I had the injection pump rebuilt but I don't know if they checked out the primer and check valves.
  9. h67st
    BR549's number is a good one, although I'm not familiar with the filter on your particular truck. That crosses to BALDWIN PF819, CARQUEST 86090, FLEETGUARD FF107, or LUBER-FINER L91F.
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    I finally got the alternator bracket straightened out, installed the radiator, hooked up temporary fuel and air start tank, etc. One question; the fan belts vibrate between the WP and crank pretty heavily at certain RPMs, even though I have them pretty tight. Will worn sheaves cause them to vibrate? Any other ideas? I don't want to throw the belts.
  11. h67st
    I used Nason DS138 which is supposed to be a good match for Mack engine gray but it's actually got a lot of green in it.
  12. h67st
    I've got a vinyl record that came out of one of my dad's magazines (CCJ? Transport Topics?) in the 70's called "Sounds of the Turbine-Powered Peterbilt". These old prototype trucks are really cool!
  13. h67st
    Really looks sharp!
  14. h67st
    That is nice!!
  15. h67st
    My dad had a couple of Astros back in 1974, some of the features were pretty nice. Low wraparound dash, big windshield, tilt wheel. They had low-mount side mirrors, I don't know how well those worked.
  16. h67st
    Thank you Joey!
  17. h67st
    I was working at a Cat dealer in 1981, we had a brand new 3208 come in that would make a sound like valves hitting the pistons every time you started it. We checked a lot of things over before the lead mechanic noticed the spaghetti line feeding into the intake. Come to find out it had an electric solenoid that put a shot of ether in there every time you started it, no thermostat to cancel it when the engine was warm.
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    The control line port is 1/4 pipe by the way. Seems more like a 3/8 line; if they want you to use 1/2 they should have put 3/8 pipe threads there.
  19. h67st
    I'm using all Bendix brake valves and nylon lines on my truck; this is an R12 relay valve for the service brakes. What size control line should I use from the treadle valve...3/8" or 1/2"? If anyone has a service brake relay valve on their truck, could you look at what size your line is? Thank you!
  20. h67st
    I got this in a lot of Mack parts; I don't know what it is. The bolt holes are 4-3/4" on center...you can see what the part number is (it was still sealed in the bag). If anybody can use it, PM me your address and I will ship it to you.
  21. h67st
    On BigIron auctions, in Nebraska. Looks like a nice truck (with the exception of wedge brakes). Two weeks left on the auction. https://www.bigiron.com/Lots/1979MackRS686LSTTATruckTractor
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    67 F

    h67st replied to storkmack's topic in Trucks for Sale

    There's also a 1979 R model that looks decent...I'll start a new post for that one. https://www.bigiron.com/Lots/1967MackF737STTACaboverTruckTractor
  23. h67st
    Definitely a White 3000. I wonder if the concrete blocks are stacked on the Bobcat tires to keep the wind from blowing it away?
  24. h67st
    $8,500.
  25. h67st
    My single axle donor truck is an H67LT so it's got aluminum suspension brackets and air tanks. I cleaned the tanks thoroughly (inside and out) and pressure tested them. I used a jitterbug with 320 paper and then wet sanded with 600, 800, and 1000; then polished with Mothers. They're still scarred from decades of hanging under a truck but I like them anyway. I'm not going for a showroom new look, I like a truck that has some character to it.

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