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Finally some DM progress
mrsmackpaul replied to mowerman's topic in Antique and Classic Mack Trucks General Discussion
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 -
Finally some DM progress
mrsmackpaul replied to mowerman's topic in Antique and Classic Mack Trucks General Discussion
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
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Finally some DM progress
mrsmackpaul replied to mowerman's topic in Antique and Classic Mack Trucks General Discussion
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 -
want to buy Looking for a Mack v8 R700 with a two stick 6
mrsmackpaul replied to Whitemouth's topic in Trucks Wanted
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 -
Well just spotted this and thought I reckon I know were that could belong A Superliner Rubber Duck truck Paul
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I best make this very clear as I just copied and pasted the add The truck isn't mine and I am a different Paul on the other side of the world But to cool not to share If it was mine the Princess may very well find her self getting the boot for a bigger shed to fit more trucks in ha ha ha ha Paul
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1975 Brockway U360 DD 12V71 jakes ,13spd RTO-1213 44lbs rears, 160 in wheelbase 24.5 tubeless tires ,Fresh Complete Cab Off Restoration $89,500 OBO Call ☎️ Paul, 516 $ five zero 9- 145five
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Well it appears everything has vanished off the radar here from the original poster Paul
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25% import tariff on imported heavy trucks - effective October 1st
mrsmackpaul replied to kscarbel2's topic in Trucking News
At least in Australia, back when we had tarriffs and we all worked at building our country We had very little crime Drug use almost didn't exist Obesity virtually was none existent We only had two genders Nearly everyone was married We believed in working hard and doing whats right Been on welfare had a stigma to it and we did our very best to never be on welfare Anyway work does call so best bugger off to work Paul -
25% import tariff on imported heavy trucks - effective October 1st
mrsmackpaul replied to kscarbel2's topic in Trucking News
The best thing about tarriffs are people then get to choose how much tax they pay Support your countries industries and pay less tax, support oversees companies and pay a more tax The nay sayers will waffle on with a lot of waffle and blame unions and energy costs and what ever else they can think of But the truth is very different, more people buying and supporting local companies means more workers working paying income tax which means there's less people on handouts, less people sitting around doing nothing, because people are no longer sitting on their backside doing nothing, they are healthier Because people are healthier and now have a purpose to life they won't be turning to drugs which means less crime So far I can't think of one reason tarriffs are bad or any negative at all One thing I do know for sure is if driving along a road and turn left instead of right The longer you go left for with your head up your bum trying to convince yourself that your going the wrong way the further it is once you do turn around to get bacl to were you last heading the right way We can keep on running along with our head up our bums B.S.ing to our selves that everything is okay or we can at least stop and look about and ask ourselves "just how the hell did we end up here ?" Anyway, off my soap box and off to work for me Paul -
Smoking or roasting this Joey ? Paul
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Finally some DM progress
mrsmackpaul replied to mowerman's topic in Antique and Classic Mack Trucks General Discussion
And how did the car wash enjoy your greasy mess ? I tried this once with a inline 671 in the back of my ute Not enough heat or power maybe both to clean a very very dirty 2 stroke GM I had black freckles all over me and and the ute ended up a mess and the motor still wasn't clean I decided my future love affair with the 671 was waining very quickly ha ha ha ha Paul -
Coca Cola LJ Mack colors
mrsmackpaul replied to 1961H67's topic in Antique and Classic Mack Trucks General Discussion
Good job, and great work on the award for 50 years, some how I missed that And well done on the second place at the show Paul -
Connecticut Construction Trucks
mrsmackpaul replied to BKrois's topic in Antique and Classic Mack Trucks General Discussion
Heaps cooler than any school bus in Australia If we had school buses like that in Australia I would still be at school smoking cigarettes and getting my fingers wet behind the shelter sheds ha ha ha Paul -
Yep, get someone else to pack so you have someone to blame 🫠😂 Paul
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Thanks for finding this for me and Brocky Funny enough Brocky is a legendary racing car driver in Australia Not the same Brocky Search Peter Brock racing car driver would find him I'll share this thread now And for everyone wondering what I am rambling on about, a bloke on the Australian truck forum that Brocky, Swishman and myself are on has a bloke wanting to build something like this build Brocky suggested I find it and share it Paul
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25% import tariff on imported heavy trucks - effective October 1st
mrsmackpaul replied to kscarbel2's topic in Trucking News
Is there any import tarriff on heavy trucks into the U.S. at the moment ? I personally don't have any issues with tarriffs as we had them up until the 80's and back then nearly everything you could think of was made in Australia All part of the "Agenda 21" and level playing field rubbish has ruined Australian manufacturing I suspect the U.S. is similar Heck, we used export Australian made cars around the world back then Paul -
Macks On The Big And Little Screen
mrsmackpaul replied to Andy Wright's topic in Mack on the Silver Screen
Saw this last night Paul -
Finally some DM progress
mrsmackpaul replied to mowerman's topic in Antique and Classic Mack Trucks General Discussion
Oh I feel your pain, the battle is real Pruning a creeper in the back yard with lots of instruction and no assistance Aint life just ducky ha ha ha Paul -
Finally some DM progress
mrsmackpaul replied to mowerman's topic in Antique and Classic Mack Trucks General Discussion
Just roll the drum with spider still attached outside and then drop it apart You'll be surprised at how easy it rolls without wheels Get a sheet of ply for on the ground, even if you have cement area to work on, it is much easier to scrape the crud off the ply than explain why you keep walking grease into the house for the next 6 months Paul
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