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  1. mechohaulic
    first seeing it from the road = it's a ways away; thought it was F W D. didn't see where a triaxle was takin off. long wheel base. pressure wash:inside and out: and wax be a sharp working rig.
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    loaded other info pictures. cleaned up sure would look sharp (I think). possibly someone on this site owns it ; don't know. hope there isn't any legal business with picture taking . wasn't any one around to ask.
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    From the album: Brockway show Cortland NY

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    From the album: Brockway show Cortland NY

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    From the album: Brockway show Cortland NY

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    possibly i didn't crawl around or stay around much 1- cleaner clothes on and 2- wife waiting in the vehicle (NO SHE DOESN'T UNDERSTAND).🤣
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    got three pictures on; won't let any more. have a picture of door tag.
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    site truck seen onsite southbury CT
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    From the album: DMM 688 CT

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    From the album: DMM 688 CT

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    From the album: DMM 688 CT

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    a low-pro hood scoop R style wouldn't be all that bad, going to the filter on top of eng might be difficult. twin sleek looking outer air filters could look good also be functional.
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    thanks for pictures. darn nice set up for such a major /challenging project. a C O E might seem easier having front half access, but a lot more things can go wrong doing it improper.
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    took a ride with camera in hand today. drove in the yard no one around. got pictures and hopes to down load here. a DMM688 non front wheel drive . door tag says '80. no one came around and I didn't get arrested. twin stick ; no dash tag, ruff inside. possibly maxi 6 speed low hole ??
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    waterbury Mack (long time ago) upgraded their single axle wrecker with a B-61 having a uni-shift. I did the body swap and was the one running the wrecker , most of the time. I didn't like the uni-shift; since it was replacing a '57 Diamond -T 5 speed / two speed , it was an upgrade.
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    Joe ;; is the cab supported by the over head crane. i would think a COE would twist the rails when raised as in photos. real nice job.
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    the proper way is always better providing a person has the correct equipment to do the job. i mentioned in earlier post the possibility of the rust/scale in between the rails after excessive hammering. assisted in a rail replacement number of yrs ago. as stated , it's a major job requiring safety as #1 priority. too many heavy items hanging . nice job Joe
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    hope I'll be able to get close and check door tag. quick glance while driving ,looks to be a site truck .
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    We don't BS , it's called expressing our knowledge :: LOL😇
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    hopefully the forum will receive an update . any doubt run the one fitting the driveshaft.
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    heck if he has both ; run one :it's not right there is the option of using the second. I wouldn't get rid of the spare.
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    I wasn't going there and be blamed for "going off topic "AGAIN 😁LOL
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    my wife makes fun of me when driving the car and my right hand starts shifting while listening to a big rig near by going through the gears.
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    now I know i'm screwed up. reading Your post I'm flipping the yellow button with my finger. Oh to get back to the wrenches again. THANK S JoJo
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    going through southbury CT today i spotted a DMM 600 STEEL NOSE dump in a lot off main street. I was driving , couldn't stop for pictures. anyone (CT area ) know of this unit. will try to get back for pictures /info. different looking with the steel nose.

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