HarryS
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Looks like a great show. Thanks for the pix. -
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I'm pretty sure it was medium prairie tan. Classic Coat™ - 17063 It came out a little lighter than the color chip but not bad. Then SEM satin clear.
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Try the Mack Museum. I got what they call a Highway Vehicle Service Manual, initial issue Oct, 1967, that has pretty good coverage for the B Models. They provide the information for free but request a donation to the museum. I got an estimate to redo the steering wheel for in the $800 range depending on a visual inspection. I ended up using PC-7 epoxy and glazing compound after watching a utube video. The cost was about $40 and about 3 hours work. It turned out as they say "good enough for govt work". I used SEM spray paint for flexible parts along with a satin clear.
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Welcome. Nice truck.
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Very cool, beats the hell out of a wire brush or wheel.
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Congrats to them and hope they can do it again. Isn't Leroy Troy from Goodlettsville?
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Ol' #20 going in for a facelift
HarryS replied to Superdog's topic in Antique and Classic Mack Trucks General Discussion
Me too. That is a great story and project for a couple of worthy trucks. -
I thought my screen was distorted or out of focus.
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Sweet! Keep 'em coming.
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LTL truck and trailer
HarryS replied to mackdaddy's topic in Antique and Classic Mack Trucks General Discussion
Now that is super nice. -
Lookn' good. When do you think you will bring it out?
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Finally time to start assembly.
HarryS replied to Hobert62's topic in Antique and Classic Mack Trucks General Discussion
Very nice. The air cleaner and visor really set it off. -
Truck really looks nice. You've come a long way in a short period of time.
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Beautiful scenery at Harper Ferry. As far as "best girl in a car" I have to go with the very first one. Thanks as always for the great pix.
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"People should and do trust me" - Hillary Clinton
HarryS replied to kscarbel2's topic in Odds and Ends
It was also reported today that a wrongful death suit has been filed against Hillary by two of the families of those killed in Benghazi. -
That's a BIG job.
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If you can't find a manifold try these folks for welding: http://www.castmetalwelding.com/Services.html I've had him do several cast iron pieces for me including 1930s Cadillac exhaust manifolds. Buck (I think that is his name) did a great job that is still holding up after about 10 years. The turn around time wasn't too bad, a couple of weeks, price was reasonable considering I couldn't find replacements. Good Luck.
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That is what you call work ready condition. Nice.
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the hunt for parts can begin
HarryS replied to mack4ever's topic in Antique and Classic Mack Trucks General Discussion
That is a really cool truck and worth the effort. -
Oh that's nice.
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Macks at Walcott
HarryS replied to Superdog's topic in Antique and Classic Mack Trucks General Discussion
Great show. Looks like perfect weather. Thanks for the pictures. -
I should have been more specific, I contacted Barry at Watt's Mack twice with all the numbers we spoke of regarding a complete tie rod end, repair parts or seal kits. He said none were available for the FA 505. Watts is always my first choice for parts as I appreciate their support and also this forum. I also appreciate all of the help and knowledge available here.
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I did call Barry again with the individual tie rod end numbers from the build sheet and the number on the pin cup and still no luck, not even on the seal parts. I went to Moog technical with those same numbers and measurements and they couldn't come up with anything. I did find some used parts with hardly any wear that seem to be serviceable.
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Thanks for the info. I had heard his name before but didn't know where he lived.
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