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Joey Mack

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Joey Mack last won the day on May 4

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    Salisbury, North Carolina

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  • My Truck
    1948 International KB-7/ '77 homemade C-30../ '76 C-10 shortbed , 454
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    Old Trucks! Tinkering on anything,, Gardening,, Riding Harleys with my wife,, Playing with our 3 dogs,, Tino - Charlie - and - Mack..
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  1. Yep. It has an extra bolt hole, but I believe you can mount the 92/93 set, and that extra hole will be covered. RTV is used to seal the carrier, so a leak is not a concern. I expect others who deal with these to chime in. I think the extra bolt was added later due to a common oil leak at the side cover area, where the 2 bolts would get loose. There are no lock washers.
  2. You can remove the volute on the discharge side to inspect the propeller.
  3. Should not be any oil. Does the propellar move side to side?
  4. Words of Truth !!
  5. Good question.. what year is the axle housing? I have not ever worked on 150/151 carriers, but I suspect they will bolt in. Volvo did add a bolt hole the the axle housing , but i dont remember what year that happened.
  6. Did you inspect the (RPM/TDC) flywheel sensor wires for damage? On the truck side, not the sensor wires.
  7. thats awesome ! G.W.
  8. I wish it was mine. It too has A-405 on the I.D. tagg
  9. I use mine to set Mack engines on and off the engine build stand. Very handy for those 2500 pound engines.
  10. My Moffet has a Mitsubishi 4 cyl. 1500 cc I think, The next series had Lister Petter 4 cyl. Engines, and then after that, they were all Kubota powered. We had M 5000's and some M-55's and one M-55P. That one had stabilizer arms at the wheels to stabilze the useage of the scissor fork board. It was pretty cool.
  11. does the truck look like this ?
  12. I used to do fleet maintenance for a concrete pipe and block company. They had about 25 of them. They were going to scrap 5 of them. I got 4 of them to run. The one in the picture cost me $750.00 USD, 15 years ago,. I got another one for free, which i sold a few years later. Mine has a controller that you can stand on the ground with, to unload, or load it on the back of the truck.
  13. Bob.. I still have to finish the new wiring, exhaust, fuel tank, starter, hang 1/4 fenders and mud flaps and hangers.... then,, drive it for a bit to see if it holds up
  14. Bob... I even asked her if I could play Hookie from work a day or 2 this week.... Look at me , growing a pair...
  15. My '48 is one of 2 trucks I am Proud to own. The other is my '76 Big Block C-10.. I wish I had the money and skills to take them apart and do a really professional restoration on them.. So many beautiful truck restorations have been posted on here, and are so impressive. Hats off to the guys who make it happen... 👏
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