DigDug

Gentlemen:

Thank you for your comments and encouragement. I apologize for the delay in replying to your posts but I am currently on a business trip in Japan. A large typhoon is passing to the east of Tokyo so God knows when I'll get out of here. I need some help to find additional info on the Procter Co and the B-813SX. Unfortunately, when the company closed its doors and the auction had finished, all of the papers, photos, contracts etc were thrown in a dumpster. If you know of anyone with some info, I will chase down all leads. Send me an email or call 800-495-1678 24/7 and leave a message. You can also send me a fax at 716-774-8708.

Best regards,

John

Beautiful truck and story John! I could read history about old trucks and contractors all day long. Thanks for the story. Doug

cml - I dont know how it was done. But i had my drivers side windshield replaced on a CH. So you shouldnt have to do the whole thing. doug

Excellent job !!! I think i'm getting a woody!

Sweet looking truck . I would love to own something like that to hook up to my lowbed.

I took these videos last fall finnally got them put together to post on break. I still didn't get a chance to stretch the frame out to get more weight on the front, that's on my agenda......Can anyone tell me when mack started using the upfront charge air cooler? This truck is a 1984 with a 2 valve 300 and a charge air cooler in the front.

The tractor in the beginning of the video if you watch closely spun out just a t the peak of the hill. And could not hold it, he did this several times throughout the days that we hauled. I was also hauling with an MR with a different style spreader box, and my 2 trucks we could load overflowing everyload!! What we are hauling out is wet sand ladden manure. Enjoy the link...

http://my.break.com/media/view.aspx?ContentID=268127

Thats a great video , i love it!

Hello , was just checking your site out and like it alot. I have some Mack trucks and will always stay with them. Thanks, doug