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85snowdog

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  1. How about another International. This is a good friend of mine. Its a 2007 , never seen salt. The frame and rear ends, entire truck for that matter look like new. I hate salt!! Even though its not a Mack, I like this truck.
  2. Welcome, you started off right….we love pics here.
  3. I think the 77 R735 would look good with your name on the door. Keith
  4. I can just picture the people you were dealing with. Probably didn't give a rats ass about one of their surviving trailers....all they would be interested in is what the cake would look like at the anniversary party. Seems to be a lot of people around like that these days
  5. I wonder if that means your positive…………….or negative? My chevy pickup is the same , shocks from it all the time .
  6. Your missing a loader backhoe, then you would have everything covered. Nice looking fleet!!!
  7. and they also pretreat the salt with products like ice bite that will melt ice at almost -30 celcius ……..that really helps to rot stuff. Quicker!!! After last winter it looks like I had battery acid sprayed on the rear ends .
  8. That's a cool truck ! I hope it goes to a good home.
  9. I don't want to mess you up, and maybe you know this , but older Macks , when the key switch is on or truck is running the brake lights stay on when the park brakes are on. The lights only come off when the brakes are released. Keith
  10. Thanks for sharing that!!! A very cool perspective.
  11. Thats a cool truck I want it. Coming from an airport explains why it is not rotted with salt.
  12. That is very scary stuff !!! I have been complaining a lot lately about the rain we have been getting. Not huge amounts , but usually when I don't want it. I will stop complaining now………………We will hope and pray for everyones safety out there. Keith
  13. Thats great !! I know how you feel about getting the build sheets. When I went to pick up my last R , the owner gave me the build sheets and original bill of sale for the truck. I felt like I won the lottery. Hope to see pics soon. Keith
  14. I hope you find yourself a very nice
  15. Congrats to you and your fine looking superliner!! I like your taste in equipment , Mack and John Deere. Keith
  16. I think you are in the ballpark - 34 quarts is 32 litres. That is what I always used to put in, but it would be a little over the full mark. Now I do 30 and check .Unless you have a big oil pan - then I can't help. All 3 of mine - even the 237 in my 85 take the same amount of oil.
  17. This may not be strait forward either but….. When I change the oil in my E6, I always put 30 litres (7.92 US gallons) back in. Thats including the oil in the filters. I can't say for sure that is the exact amount. I put oil from a 5 gal can into a smaller container then into the truck. So there is some guessing involved... And if it is a Fri. or Sat. night there might be some alcohol involved. I based my us gal on….. 1 us gallon is 3.79 litres Keith
  18. Hope you have a great time with good weather. Last time I was at Sauble beach was almost 25 years ago. Sauble sands provincial park? I think it was called. We met the park Rangers. They kept coming to our site to tell us to be a little more quiet. I remember they where cool about it. Have a beer for me! Cheers!
  19. 350 4v with 8LL 4.42 rears 200 inch wheelbase 14,300 front 44,000 rear trim level 2 interior
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