Joey Mack

with 2 orings. or a football gasket on the steering pump side and an o-ring on the compressor bearing side. oil will be inside the coupling housing, but wont leak out if the 2 orings or gasket and oring is in place. I prefer the football gasket for the steering pump side.

I sure wish I knew how to do what pappy is doing.

Yeah what Heinz said...

You really should put it back in . As GW said it is a filter. Does MackVo still stock them?

I am truly sorry Paul. I know it was tough. My boys stay around me every time im in the shop. Unconditional love. Thats why a Dog is God spelled backwards.

here is a 2002 engine..

Thanks bud. Gosh, I have a lot of tools. My shop is 22' wide and 45' long, and its still too small.. well, maybe not.... Since i dont work on big trucks anymore.. now I can maintain my own stuff. I do have 1 more Mack engine in there. Its 75% done. I will work on it here and there. It belongs to one of the guys on BMT... I also have a bunch of tools that a friend sent me, that needs to be sorted out and put in its own tool chest. I may try to condense one of the 3 that I have, and make room for these special tools

Well, I got my shop cleaned out and the KB is inside.

My wife smokes American Spirit.. $11.64/PK.. crazy..

I have a few, mabey many things that i may not need, but someone else might.. not for profit, but preservation... 🍻

Glad it didnt go to scrap

I too was thinking 1 minute is way too long. A few seconds is more like it. The air should blast out immediately. Seems like he got it fixed.. 👍

Are there QR-1 valves on the trailer? If so, see if they are failing. You should be getting a blast of air exhausting from the trailer when you set the trailer brakes. If not, then it may be back feeding through the air valves

Not on a single stage can. Maxi's have that spring, but it is not made to take apart any more.

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