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mechohaulic

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  1. to clarify , the front chamber to which I was referring used by Mack early days did not have a diaphragm as picture shows. was similar in outside design having ring of outer philip head bolts holding it together ;;but inside had a plunger ( possibly alum) with large O-ring and felt wiper which sealed against outer shell. constant wear created a ridge inside. repair kit consist of new shell/wiper/o=ring. the 24 replaced this style.
  2. schedule between now and Wednesday will be jam packed for sure, I would gladly pay for , coffee/lunch and do a short meet and greet. no pressure.
  3. lookin good ; both shop and KB .
  4. you can remove the word "was" in your thoughts!! it still is very expensive . worth the drive to N H for buying lottery tickets just so CT won't get any tax from it. receive any part of this 1 billion $$$; I'd go to NH buy a house /change address on everything , then go collect money from lotto in a month when things quieted down.
  5. New Haven Trap Rock ; another name /company big back then but forgotten today, intersection or not for some reason the Mack going wrong way based on lines in middle of road; unless he swerved to left hoping to miss the car.
  6. are You still in CT or headed back ?? didn't see the green machine tooling around cheshire
  7. those Philip screws at time are a challenge, rusted in the heads strip. do all that work only to find out the cyl has a worn ridge, another sign of the times:: older was better, just can't find those parts anymore. 2 X 24 in todays world a tad more positive ;; not better just more positive.
  8. what a P I A those super large oil pans were . more oil equaled longer oil change intervals == E S I +. wasn't bad swapping two 5 gal pails under drain plug. E S I + trying to jockey three or more 5 gallon pails as hot oil is running.
  9. now knowing trailer has air suspension; this is what's called normal operation. have a good day.
  10. were they out of adjustment ????
  11. problem solved 😀.. cann I get an AMEN !!!!
  12. air suspension will also account for air dropping. if it is spring suspension I might have to consult with Yukon Jack at this point.
  13. does this trailer have air ride suspension ??? ==1st blast of air brakes setting/ second blast of air is suspension dropping.
  14. slight exhausting ; not major blowing. also when pulling out the red button should NOT effect air gauges . pushing in to release brakes there could be air loss in tanks/ on gauges . NOT setting brakes.
  15. went back to page one. first sentence ;" when I PUSH IN THE RED BUTTON" , yellow line leaks. basically I'd say the module was the problem . you just happened to find a brake can leaking on SERVICE side . slight air exhaust when PULLING OUT the red button not bad.
  16. whole purpose of the yellow exhaust line is just that;; exhaust the system air when red button pulled out.
  17. ok setting the brakes not releasing. that's not bad. check brake adjustment also.
  18. not going back to first post; but I thought it stated air leaking out yellow line when the red button was pushed in to release brakes ?? air leak exhausting slightly less dropping from 80 to only 110.
  19. new dash valve/ new brake can ; air consumption (not air loss-there's a difference. ) not as bad is a positive, seems the air issue is still with trailer. when red button pushed in air movement heard in systems?? did you check brake adjustment ? out of adjustment cans will use more air to completely release. air loss would be a near complete emptying of tank(s). air consumption would be using more then needed == brakes out of adjustment ... just to clarify.
  20. hopefully the info can be posted here or I will try to find it. never built a scania/ have worked on them back then, R-400's. 864 's fazing out the new 865/ then the 866's were new. remember driving a new for delivery R-700 / 865 bobtail tractor . dumped the clutch the front axle came off the ground.!!! what a ride and what a sound out the exhaust. LOL
  21. short sleeper also. 3 hr trip not bad ; yrs back what was suppose to be three guys (owner/ foreman / me ) trip to Canada ; turned out to be me alone to look at a R 600 ,/12 speed / 4 axle tractor . I looked came back said yes =it was bought. real nice unit hooked to a three axle lowbed. fun days
  22. one positive : you can no longer say next ENDT-673 is your first. LOL has me attempting a memory trip :: can't remember the first actual full rebuilt. I can pat myself on the back to say ::I rebuilt the engine in the first R model 1001/R607T built. that was an out of frame build.
  23. I was able to climb up and push the clutch pedal down surprised me . to start that V-8 and listen while the air built up . has 12 speed / brakes where froze just a little = not bad, if I was able to take for a test ride as in days of old. no longer hold a CDL for starters,
  24. less then a yr good news. I know my" pump timing is off" .will know in November course of action. I went and checked out the superliner I've been given the honor to babysit. it fired right up and I moved it couple hundred ft back/forth to check brake system. like the song Cher sings "If I could turn back time "" .
  25. can only hope there is a follow up/update to this issue , with positive repairs and NOT letting the unit go up/down these CT road with known safety issues. MY Children and many other innocents travel these rotten over crowded roads.
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