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  1. h67st
    Looks fantastic...must have been a lot of hours of block sanding. Doing it right takes a lot of time and effort, but it really shows.
  2. h67st
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    That's 4 fine looking pieces of equipment. I like the R best but those Broncos look great!
  3. h67st
    Amen to the fall! Crisp air, leaves turning, bonfires! Sounds like a very nice tradition for the weekend vehicles. Best of luck with your new business.
  4. h67st
    Very nice truck. It's well worth fixing the storm damage.
  5. h67st
    Nice truck! I'll bet it cost a fist full of dollars to take it back home.
  6. h67st
    No problem...I know the NA motors are slow, but I like them! Besides, you get to see the back end of a lot of different vehicles when you drive one.
  7. h67st
    Real engine!? I resemble that remark.
  8. h67st
    I'm really glad to see you taking care of a truck that belonged to your dad's company...it's a good thing to keep your heritage going.
  9. h67st
    Those 2 cycles sure sound nice when they're fully loaded. Great videos!
  10. h67st
    I live in central Ohio and we have a lot of days between Spring and Fall that have nice blue skies. There's usually a few nice puffy clouds like today but still a beautiful blue sky. We do have our share of gray days but not all the time. We're in line with an international airport so I see a lot of contrails but they don't overpower the sky.
  11. h67st
    The ad says it has a V8. http://www.ebay.com/itm/1973-mack-RS700L-daycab/172832545544?ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&_trksid=p2060353.m1438.l2649
  12. h67st
    Yes, the dog button is better...thank you!
  13. h67st
    You would definitely get more interest if you post some pictures.
  14. h67st
    That's a shame...it could be straightened up to be a nice truck.
  15. h67st
    If those rims were here in Ohio, I would buy them. I want to run 20's on my truck but my rims are too rusty. I would think you could sell them on Craigslist. On your spinner, do the wedges tighten all the way down to where they touch the hub? If so, you've got worn parts. There should be daylight between the hub and the wedge when the nuts are tight.
  16. h67st
    When I worked at the Cat dealer in Columbus, we had a chassis dyno which is a great way to put the engine under load and watch the temps, pressures, fuel flow, etc. Compared to the cost of an overhaul, it could be cheap insurance.
  17. h67st

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    h67st replied to Hobert62's topic in Trucks for Sale

    There are so many things wrong with that truck, but I love it!
  18. h67st
    Great photos! The worst one I had was in a steel nose R model (RD?) with a Cat 3406. One of the rods broke and flailed around the crank journal, busting out both sides of the block. I don't think anything was salvageable.
  19. h67st
    NOS panel on ebay. http://www.ebay.com/itm/202020943320?ul_noapp=true
  20. h67st
    Thumbs up on that one, dogg rescue. When I worked in truck shops we found a lot of radiators plugged on the air side. If that's not it, how does the inside of the radiator look? Was the old coolant nasty? If that's okay, the water pump could be the culprit.
  21. h67st
    Shore like that polished radiator and headlight panels!
  22. h67st
    As for parts, wattstruckcenter.com carries a lot of B model parts. Kingofsalvage.com also carries quite a few B parts.
  23. h67st
    Sorry to sound stupid, but what's the ground plane?
  24. h67st
    Hobert, I like those fenders...where do you buy those?
  25. h67st
    I don't have flaps on mine yet but I see a lot of trucks where the outer edge of the flap lines up with the outside edge of the tires...this looks nice. You could measure from the frame rail to the outside of the tire to get a hanger length.

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