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Posts posted by mrsmackpaul
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well the rest of the story 84 Super dog wanted some Mack parts that you can only get from Mack Australia and I chucked them in the mail to him and he chucked this back in the mail to me
That to me on its own means so much it tells me that no matter what crazy stuff is going on in the world and there seems to be heaps these days 99% of us are just average blokes trying to get along and enjoy life no matter what corner of the earth we come from thanks Ryan
So everyone KEEP THE DREAM ALIVE
seeya
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I know of only one thing that would improve that sign would be if it was at my place your a lucky boy V8
Paul
Thats a fairly blinged up looking tow truck on the LHS
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some flash looking rides there
were was the show ????
looks like nice weather for the day and not to cold
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more great photos Tim who do you get to take the far off shots when you boys are driving you've got some great photo's of your NZ adventure I just cant get over how pretty the country side
keep the photo's coming I really enjoy it all
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Well there you go weetbix in NZ I shouldnt be surprised we share a lot of different things with our NZ friends
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well Tim I finally got the ok from peanut company from the soil tests to plant them today 3 and half weeks after they got the soil
today has been a day of surprises thats for sure
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I went to town and on the spur of the moment bought a new to me
R model and started pulling doubles with it straight away runs like a dream quiet as a mouse she's tuned well rolls no coal some silly bugger put the steering wheel in the wrong side LOL
Thanks for the new ride 84 superdog I'll let you tell the rest of the story if you want to she goes like a rocket broom broom lol
thanks mate
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early riser Tim the sure a big lump of walking gear
Isnt that rubber conveyor belt meant to go under the tracks to stop them sliding ????
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hope you have a great day
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now I seem to remember hearing that Ford US or maybe it was GM got into trouble a few years ago for doing that exact thing tracking what the customers are doing they had all the excuses in the world but they get very red faces whom ever it was
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I heard this out in the shed only a hour or so ago on the radio I nearly fell over well I know I will never have these problems with my old R model
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geee tough crowd I was obviously bought up a lot different than most you lot I was always taught if I have nothing nice to say shut up
V8 Bulldog you missed it by that much what was meant to be was meant to be looks like a pretty flash jigger to me I wouldnt worry to much about what this crowd says I feel if most of them had the money to spare they would have bid that hard as well
Hey V8 I wonder if you had of ended up with it and whacked a picture of you and your new to you ride up with a smile from ear to ear would the comments have been the same ???
Anyway all is not lost fullfuel01 reckons he is gunna build you one for that price
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he does a top job a bit out of my price range but if I had the beans I wouldnt hesitate
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there no flys on these blokes they have nailed it together in double quick time looks like they have done a neat job well done to all involved
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now the real learning begins dont look in the mirrors if you cant see it you never caused it LOL
well done mate
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mate Im always get in trouble somewhere lol
no I didnt notice any double up posts
do any other people use the chat room??
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HAHA pop tarts thats what they called the Spice Girls out here do they still make pop tarts ????I havent heard them advertised for years
I just asked the Princess she does all the shopping here and she hasnt seen them for years either
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sounds like trigger finger is over working Siwshy lol
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When I was a kid in primary school one of my good mates was a diabetic and he always ate Vegemite and Salada biscuits anyway for his birthday he got a 4 liter / 1 gallon tin of Vegemite
When we had smoko at school him and I would swap smoko so he got home made biscuits or fruit cake and I got Vegemite and Salada's he never had any problem and we did this for at least five years until the fun police school teacher busted us notes home to our parents the end of a good thing lol
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So Tim do you have weetbix in NZ ?
Weetbix is the go out here does the rest of the world have them ?
4 weetbix in a bowl chuck in some milk a tea spoon of sugar Bob's your uncle followed up by Vegemite on toast enough to keep you going till lunch
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Hmmmmmmmmmmmmm there's so much I could say about the Japanese and the way they treated POW's but the most important thing is we never forget the price people paid so we can live free
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you can tell a lot from a photo the easiest way I know of telling the difference is shape of the hub center
in Australia if the hub looks like this
it is what I would call a 34000 pound back end flat in the center of the hub
now if it looks like this
a raised cone with six studs holding it all together it is what I call 44000 pound back end
if it looks the same as the one above but with 8 studs holding the cone on it is a 58000 pound back end
now the one thing to remember is that the US had a lot more models and configerations than we ever did out here but if you have some photos it should help to narrow down what your looking for
The same can be done for the front axle as well and with that and the years of trucks that you are looking for you can hone right in on trucks for sale in a few seconds of looking at photos
somebody should on here be able to give a good idea of the wheel base
once you get the basics there wouldnt have been that many trucks built that way over that time frame and the list gets narrowed right down
300 maxidyne
5 speed maxitorque
no sleeper
aluminum fuel tanks
what ever the ass end
and what ever the front end is
and a wheel base of ??? long
with these basics I dont feel it would take long to sort the grain from the chaff in most cases only a few minutes or less
good luck with the search Im sure some people on here can with what the way tell the front axle types
I wonder does the Mack museum have any details might be worth a phone call
keep us informed of what you find I like a good story with a happy ending
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My first R Model
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no clutch flick the switch and on and on off the go pedal it should slip right in maybe a air pressure issue or maybe some gunk on the shaft if the truck hasnt been driven a lot foor some time