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  1. h67st
    34's and 38's refer to... uh... yeah, the rear axles. That's it, the rear axles.
  2. h67st
    Looks to be in decent shape! Good catch.
  3. h67st
    Is that a triplex? My TRD720 (9 speed OD) has one lever in the top cover and the hi-low shaft on the right rear like this photo, but I see this one has two levers in the top cover.
  4. h67st
    I saw him in concert a couple of times, I remember after he "played the fiddle hard" some of the bow strings would be broken and hanging down.
  5. h67st
    It's 1-3/4". Where can I get those? I will have to check with PAI, my dealer said they're not available right now. I can't believe they want $57 for those stupid things!
  6. h67st
    Does anyone know where I can get boots for the drag link? These are the old ones; round ones like on the tie rod ends won't work because the openings are elongated.
  7. h67st
    I found this old photo while digging through some old stuff, the truck was for sale in Loudonville Ohio back in 1994. It had a flathead gas engine, owner said it used to be a concrete mixer. I'm glad I didn't buy it, I found my H model about a year later.
  8. h67st
    I don't remember ever seeing one before.
  9. h67st
    That one reminds me of Rob's water wagon.
  10. h67st
    The clutches I worked on in the 80s and 90s had an adjustment on the clutch brake, did you look at that? They had a bolt-in tab that you would remove and then use a pry bar to rotate a threaded collar inside the pressure plate. I believe the spec on those was 1/2" between the clutch brake and throwout bearing.
  11. h67st
    The ad says the motor still runs! Crazy looking motor. https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/246836616769080/
  12. h67st
    Do you have a photo of Grandpa?
  13. h67st

    1936 Mack

    h67st replied to h67st's topic in Trucks for Sale

    That was an eBay ad from last year; I doubt the truck is still for sale.
  14. h67st
    Rough looking road! 2.5 bar is 36 psi.
  15. h67st
    If you're not a Mack mechanic, you may want someone to look it over for you. Keep in mind this truck is 50 years old so it may need a lot of wrenching. Jim's right about DM 685's...they are a great truck with the right care.
  16. h67st
    Looks like a workhorse!
  17. h67st
    I've heard a lot of people call them split rims, that may not be the correct term but it gets used for them quite a bit.
  18. h67st
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    Fine looking R model!! I like the color combo and where the color line breaks.
  19. h67st
    Do you have an idea what would be a minimum pressure for tube type? Mine are 10:00-20. I'll be bobtail most of the time (hobby truck).
  20. h67st

    1975 F785

    h67st posted a topic in Trucks for Sale

    On FB, in Lenoir NC. Asking $9,000, looks like a decent truck. I see one shift lever, would the F785 have a 237/5 speed? https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/678453836276169/
  21. h67st
    I can honestly say I've never seen a rolloff with a double bunk COE before.
  22. h67st
    Did you look the cam and lifters over real well on the inframe?
  23. h67st
    It sure looked nice in those older photos!
  24. h67st
    If the engine is original, it should be a 673, with 160 to 180 hp. For me the deal breaker is excess rust in the cab and sheet metal (or rust that's been covered with bondo). As far as oil pressure, I'll have to let one of the more knowledgeable guys answer that one.
  25. h67st
    There's a lot of old trucks out there with modern engine swaps, like you say if you don't like it then tough. The old engines are neat but we don't all have to have them. It's better to preserve the sheet metal even if you put a different engine in it.

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