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What is the difference between X107 and X107A transmission. Will the X107A transmission fit in where the X107 twin stick transmission came out. After changing the air shift transmission top with the twin stick top Regards Mick Cooma
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HI what is your thoughts on fitting a 12 speed 1070B to my 237hp r model truck is used to cart timber from coast to high country about 90 miles up hill all the way. mick
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I have a X107 6 speed transmission, 2 sticks, reverse high and low 1 stick, 5 speeds 2nd stick. The transmission is in a 1978 R Model with a 237 h.p. motor, with 4.5 diffs, top speed around 95 klms, around 58 mph. I have just had the rear diff re-raced. The transmission also sounds like it needs re-racing. With this 2 stick box, I am able to split each gear giving me 10 forward gears and 5 reverses. The question is, is there an overdrive transmission similar to the X107 transmission? Maybe an X1070B transmission? Mick Downunder
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I have R600 with 237 hp transmission. It's time to rerace the trans., I too are suffering with not enough highway speed. Can I change existing 5th speed gears with overdrive gears? The transmission is X107, has 2 sticks, 5 main, high and low and reverse in the aux box. x1070 is an overdrive transmission, same vintage. Regards Mick Downunder.
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Is it possible to change X107 direct to X107 overdrive transmission fitted in 1978 Rmodel 237 hp
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Thanks box is x107 Mack calls it a 10 speed direct .know I know where to start. mick from downunder
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what normally causes excessive noise, sounds like in hi low box
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hi diesel mack. a few left regards mick
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Need help finding anything for your mack
mandt428 commented on Xw32131's blog entry in Xw32131's Blog
Gday where are you located. -
R MODEL CABIN HEATER NEW.MACK REF. NO.2RD554 $225 US DOLLARS . SHIPPING AUSTRALIAN POST$199 AIR. SURFACE $130 TO USA. NOTE heater is 24 volt .MORE THAN 1 AVAILABLE
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thanks 2stick puppy ,very helpful. Mick. Snowy Mountains Australia
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Could you help me identify a Mack cabin heater. It is made by Evans Tempcom, USA. The blower motor is 24v. It was specified for the Australian Armies 6WD R Model, however the rest of the heater is almost the same as that in my 1978 R Model RST, except the heater piper exit the heater in a different position. The photos of the heater show the front and back views. Forget about it being 24v as this was a special specification for the Army. Can anyone tell me what Model it fits?
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