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  1. Hobert62
    Merry merry and happy happy to all.
  2. Hobert62
    Now that you got the headliner and back pannle all figured out I'd take a set for mine.
  3. Hobert62
    Looks like the front of a new 1500 dodge pickup.
  4. Hobert62
    Maybe......but fun!
  5. Hobert62
    That's my plan. By measuring from the outside of one spring to the inside of the othet I got the center measurement without removing my bump stops to actually see the center pin. I thought about making bushings that would slide on the u bolt to take up the difference in spring width. Do have a pic. of what mack used on the b42's?
  6. Hobert62
    I do remember reading that, but I that that was for the front bumper for some reason. I'm not like my wife I've been wrong before. Lol
  7. Hobert62
    My air compressor has a special setup that pumps some motor oil through the air system to keep everything lubed up....... Or maybe it's just good and worn in?
  8. Hobert62
    Nope I never cought that. I thought he said it was a direct bolt in. I also want to switch my front over.
  9. Hobert62
    33 1/4" center to center. I measured from the outside of one spring to the inside of the opposite.
  10. Hobert62
    A while back a guy on here built a pickup type B to haul a racecar out of a white and yellow fire truck. He put the front axle from a 1996 international school buss. It supposedly bolted in. I've been measuring and center pin measurements on international trucks is the same as what's on the B. what I've been finding is most of the modern axles have 4" springs instead of our 3". somewhere else on here I read the R front axle is 3" wider, but works. Idk if that's overall or each side.
  11. Hobert62
    And the lady's nice fitting running pants!
  12. Hobert62
    I've tried. I can't ice skate on ice!
  13. Hobert62
    Keep the good info coming. I'm following this too. Mine being a contour cab b67 was probably a city truck for some freight company. I also adjusted the lock nuts and noticed very little difference. I'm guessing this my be whats going on to mine also.
  14. Hobert62
    mine also came from a Pete. Mines an aluminum one from a older model.
  15. Hobert62
    I agree. I got one and sent her some pictures to make one for my duplex too.
  16. Hobert62
    I don't know if there using it or just moving it. One day it's been in the front row then I don't see it the next day. Or maybe it could have something to do with it being 1:30 in the morning.
  17. Hobert62
    $1575 each or the pair? Guy around here I know gets his up in the New England states somewhere for around $1500 a peice.
  18. Hobert62
    Same situation here. Today's one of those days I'd like to tell her a few places she can go, but this is probably alot better option. So where should I politely ask her to look up?
  19. Hobert62
    I have a f-12 I bought for parts and a 2 bottom plow I was gonna stick in the yard. The neighbors wouldn't have minded but my wife's has a diffrent opinion.
  20. Hobert62
    My wife!
  21. Hobert62
    They have that stores big brother just up the road in Myerstown. They have a nice restaurant / buffet there. That sucks about the hike through the wet alfalfa.
  22. Hobert62
    Good luck, it was in the single digits here and call me a sissy but I'm ready for spring already.
  23. Hobert62
    Keystone fence supply? I use to deliver to a grocery store on the other side of 501 from them.
  24. Hobert62
    I took the truck for fuel today. Ran it around for about 30-40 miles before roads get messed up with winter. I'm excited and hoping to get stuff wrapped up over winter so we can play next year.
  25. Hobert62
    That won't work. The vin# is to short. Nobody could do anything to it.

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