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About chris1953

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    Over Drive

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    http://chrisarbon-roadtrips.blogspot.com

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  • Location
    Mitchell, Manitoba
  • Interests
    Truck-driver with not much time for anything else.

Previous Fields

  • Make
    Mack
  • Model
    R-688
  • Year
    1989

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  1. chris1953
    Just pulled the trigger on this Fire Rescue Truck and hope to do a discreet motorhome conversion on it.
  2. chris1953
    Out in the woods for the weekend.
    Here is a link to a video of the exterior and interior that I made at the same time.
  3. chris1953
    Working on the mack.
    It was up near Syracuse, NY, from 1989 to 2004. Then served 10 years in Mercer County, Missouri.
  4. chris1953
    From the cradle to the grave in Saudi Arabia.
  5. chris1953 started following When Mack Roamed Europe, the Middle East, Africa and Western Asia
  6. chris1953
    Here are a few more pictures; as you see it is still in the truck.
  7. chris1953
    A 2500 watt inverter would be enough for me. The main reason the generator is coming out is because I want to get the truck registered as a motor home and need direct access from the drivers seat to the living area. It sits right behind the cab in the middle of the box. The truck is a R688 FC. I'll try and get some more photos posted soon.
  8. chris1953
    The problem with this type of generator is that you have to run the truck engine to get it to work. I'm thinking that I might as well have an inverter. Hydraulic generators need something to drive the pump. In theory this could work with a farm tractor, a wind turbine or a water wheel.
  9. chris1953 started following mc06, mc05, mc04 and and 2 others
  10. chris1953
    I have a Mack Saulsbury Fire Rescue Truck with a Harrison PTO driven 15 kw generator. Does anyone know anything about them? I am going to take it out of the truck. Is there a market for this type of equipment and what would it be worth? I presume it is the same age as the truck, 1989 and has about 400 hours on the clock. Thanks.
  11. chris1953
    xmastyre
    It was costly. No tire company would come out in the snow so I had to get a wrecker. Also I couldn't trust the other steer tire so bought two. The adventure begins.........
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