mrsmackpaul

Wow, that's looking the goods now Paul

I'm pretty sure you can get the DVD set but the quality is crap But to be honest, it would be like watching it back in the day when TV reception wasn't the best and we were happy to watch a polar bear im a snow storm ha ha And yes a quick Google tells me the DVD set is available BJ and the Bear (1978-1981 complete TV series) DVD-R - Loving The Classics https://share.google/dmIktTFCQLlN0R1fE Link should work hopefully Let us know if the DVD set is any good Paul

The bearded clam ?

Now your talking my language

Forget the meat, who in there right mind leaves a bottle of grog for 12 years FFS With everything going on in my little world I certainly am not gunna risk drink old grog, lifes to short for that silliness ha ha ha When I was farming in North Queensland I was told "There's only two States to be in Paul, Queensland and drunk" LOL They are serious drinkers up there Bourbon all the way for me, mind you I have had recent discovery of Vodka, bloody mad Russians Vodka will make a mess of me without me even knowing Yes Brocky, Hogs Breath Cafe is what they call them A good steak cooked all the way through is my go to, the Princess has had this thing of not cooking meat properly of late, well I had suggested I don't like eating meat that's still mooing at me A couple of weeks ago I fairly spat the dumy as I carried my meat back to fully cook it It was a very quiet evening meal after that However the meat has been cooked better since, I don't understand why after 30 years of marriage she woul................., anyway I have already said to much Nothing like a couple of good bourbons and a nice fat cigar to end the week Paul

The steak is a lot under done for my liking Looks like a good feed was had Stew was a every day thing as a kid growing up for most people I think, or certainly were I grew up Always reckon it tasted better the next day, cold on toast Paul

If it has Dynatard there should be studs for wires coming out of the rocker covers Dunno about the oil pressure, my E6 sits on 60 - 70 when zooming along And, yes, not a lot of engine braking with or without Dynatard Paul

None are my photos but they sold plenty over there Most made in New Zealand Paul

I use this stuff, assume you can get it in most parts of the world Migth take a few applications but softens the gasckets up so they just peel off complete Paul

Well underway now, I sort of got to this stage and thought I'll have it by the balls and be done in no time So much fiddly stuff to do that took me forever Great work Paul

After all the welding and sandingand polishing, I thought it looked okay My mate Mal and my boy quickly pointed out how crap a job it actually was Apparently even finer paper was needed I spent days just welding up all the holes were people had screwed, riveted crap to it It went on for ever the welding and the like Anyway the Mack muster 2026 is coming up so I best get busy tidying things up again Apparently they are featuring the R model Paul

I finally had a moment to have a look at the photos The blue and white Dodge is a stunner Rest of the trucks are classy as well Great stuff and thanks for sharing Paul

Leak stopping seams to be never ending on older trucks Have fun Paul

Anthrax appears every bad drought in Australia alond the stock routes, apparently it is in the dirt and during long dry periods and cattle kicking up dust etc the anthrax re appears Paul

I presume that this is what your talking about, think the first ones were almost white Paul

From the Sonoma State Library Mary Hitchings driving a Hitchings Lumber truck in the Cloverdale Citrus Fair Parade, Clovedale, California, 1981

Well it took me a while and I was wrong It wasn't a magazine article it was in a Mack book that no doubt you all have seen Anyway I scanned the relevant pages for your viewing pleasure Anyway, I think they are in order, have a great weekend everyone Paul

You can still buy them new from Mack in Australia Cost a bit though I bought a new one from a bloke a couple of hours away Still cost a bit, but about a fifth of the cost as from Mack Paul

Im half Scottish and half Welsh, both countries wore kilts I have the Welsh tartan for my family on my kilt Oh and this wedding gets better, apparently we have all been asked to wear cowboy boots So on with my riding boots, kilt, hat, tie Women are gunna be throwing them selves at me ha ha ha ha Paul

The Princess is never happy, I cam tell why they invented Bourbon Why do men die younger than women ? They choose to Did you know Off to a wedding next week, another man I failed to save ha ha ha Will done my usual wedding attire and frock up for the event Yes a summer kilt and my town hat and a tie, dunno if you blokes would get the tie, it's covered in semen, given to me by a herd improvement company one year when AI "joining season" was underway on the farm Always gets a laugh Paul

Technology can drive me bananas at times, but there would be no forum without it Looking much cleaner now Paul

So these axles have top mounted centers ? Or is this the Volvo equivalent ? Certainly wont find many people that have anything bad to say about a Mack rear end Camel back springs are rough and tough but I'm pretty sure Mack stopped these a few years ago A photo of the axles may help get some better answers, I have never heard of a 46,000 lb Mack backend Paul

Well done Joey, you know what they say "happy wife hap.........." Oh never mind, there is no such thing as a happy wife, just periods of where "status quo" is less turbulent ha ha ha Looking good Joey Well had my mate Mal and his cook "the diff" around for BBQ Mal inforns me I'm baling hay for him Tuesday night, that's getting ambitious so I best do a pre start, checked the oil and water in the old Inter, some jumper leads and first piston to the top "brrrrrm, burble burble burble" purrs like a kitten, the Nuess motors are one of the best motors ever made, made in Germany in a town called Nuess Open the baler door, close the door, start the PTO, baler runs, some air in the tyres and I announce, "pre season inspection done" Apart from a clean and a good grease I think it's good to go No bad for a 40 year old tractor Hay fever is going great guns this year, sheep are lambing, we have it all going on at the moment And then the house renovations can't be stopped as the kitchen/dinning room has to be done for Christmas and and and, I'm getting exhausted just typing this out, phew Paul

It is not uncommon for electrical stuff to start to work with just a little bit of use So the French Mack electrical issues are pretty normal with any vehicle sitting for long periods Just using things a little bit solves most problems from ever happening Paul

If your chasing a Mack V8 your probably in for a challenge as they weren't much good Most were changed out early in their life for something more reliable Paul