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PedroR

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  1. 1 out of 6 CV's I've checked has had a cracked frame rail in that area. Most always on the bottom side. Most guys just go have it weled back up. All the cracks I've seen were no more than an 1 1/4 inch long. I called our District Service Manager about this on some "out of warranty" repairs and there is no extended warranty with this failure.

    No extended warranty? This sucks no warranty on one of the most important parts of the truck

  2. yes i know a few guys with that probem, on a tandem dump truck 2 to 3 weeks to replace frames, roll offs tryaxles 5 to 6 weeks, me i would not replace frame, i would weld,reinforce with a sleave on the inside of the frame

    I think that mack has extended the warranty on the frames, maybe someone on here will know better than me

  3. I'm with everyone go with the camelback

    Gumbie im sorry but i must desagree with you on the tires, in my opinion and experience float tires suck, i have seen way to many trucks with blow outs on the side of the road with 385's or 425 floats, including my self when i runned then, and when they go they can make some bad damage i saw a pete 379 lose a fender and an air cleaner do to a blow out at 65mph. i love 12r 24.5 never had a problem with them.

  4. The michelin i have do have 1 seam where bouth ends join, i have never seen a cap with no seams

    Why do i run caps? Well i only run local (@35k miles a year) and i know where im getting my cassings from, i will not buy a cassing thats allready caped from a tire shop ever because it could be an old cassing thats been caped a couple of times

  5. I run the cap tires, never had a problem with them, i ran the bandag 4300 cap on all bridgestone for a long time, Im now trying something different

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    these are michelin casings with michelin caps, the caps are very identical to the xzy2 tread on a new tire, i only cap my tires 1 time, i then sale my casings, a friend of mines buys new tires uses them and i then buy them from him, these michelins i payed $90.00 each i then payed $168.00 for the cap total of $258.00, last set of front tires i payed $445.00 on sale (michelin) thats why im going to keep running caps.

    Now witch do i like best? i think i like the set that im running right now because the michelin's side wall is softer witch makes the truck ride alot smother, and with the bandag cap there was a zom zom noise when above 45 50 mph.

  6. one of the companies i work with has 2 granites with the alissons i drove one for 10 minutes so im not going to say if there good or bad but il say this, there really quick on take off, another thing this company has around 10 drivers and they are always jumping around from truck to truck, never see them in the shop for trans problems.

  7. NICE PICTURES,

    YOU KNOW IT...

    MACK IS THE BEST DUMP TRUCK EVER BUILT...

    NICE AUTOCAR TRUCK....PRETTY GOOD TOO.

    JUST DITCH THE PICTURE OF THE VOLVO TRUCK AND WE WILL BE HAPPY

    When i was 16 years old i went to work in a truck shop in Newark, and the owner of the shop Franco (RIP) also owned that autocar he rebuilt that from the ground up alot of money and time went into it, and i helped with alot of it, he also had a nice dm800 that i loved, anyways that autocar was sold after he passed away and then after a bunch of years there he was still working

  8. My friend just spent three weeks there back in November. Yes the girls are hot and have VERY healthy bodies but if you don't speak Portuguese(bad Spansih lol) then your out of luck :rolleyes: . Not too many people speak English down there.

    Yes you are right not to many peolpe speak English over there. I was born in Portugal so i got the language down,lol

    I need to go tru my vacation pictures there were some cool trucks there

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