Joey Mack
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That is Awesome!!! 🍻. What proud time for you..
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Dude, your milkin it...
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If there is rails for the filter, its where the duct mounts to the left side of the HVAC box..
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Thats Utterly Funny Mark
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The utters have holes... Therefore they are holy....
Just sayin'
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Holy Cow !!
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That sucks..
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Ive had it for 15 years. Paid $750.00 USD for it. I had another one that I got for free.. I sold it to a freind..
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This is what I posted.. Its My Workhorse
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I forgot to ask... Is the book i sent you, correct for your engine ?? I hope so.. 🤞
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Scraping it is sad. Is there a trans rebuilder shop that will buy it ?? We need to keep the Old Iron running...
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Nate, i posted on "shop talk".. i have a machine that i beleive comes from your homeland..
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One thing i do is remove one of the plugs in the top of the water manifold, right behind the thermostat housing. The thermostat has a small bleeder, but i just pull the plug then put it back in a full turn or so with the ratchet extension still in it to let air out, then tighten by hand when coolant starts to leak out.
Some other guys use a hand vacuum pump on the radiator to suck out the air..
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The warning is for low coolant, thats the one in the radiator tank.
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Oh Hell Paul... Youre tough !!
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I'm glad you found the Humor in my last post.. 🍻
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Yeah.. I plowed our little road a cuple times when we had 6 inches fall. One of my neighbors complained because I left a win row in front of his house. That was the last ime I cleaned the road.. now when it snows and melts and re-freezes. the road has ice rails.. Oh well... I have a Toyota 4WD with big tires, I get around just fine.. 😁 and it only last 2-3 days..
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Bob, I as a young teen with a gear head mindset. I lived in Maine for 23 Years.. I learned a few things... Heres the blade I made for it years ago. I just used it to push my burning brush pile up into a hill to let it burn down. The cable is hooked to the mast. I can use the blade to back drag too.. Just sayin'
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Heres my work horse.. I made a 9' blade for it, and a basket to reach the roof gutters. and a few other pieces. I think My friends in Australia and the U.K. can appreciate it. It is a 1989 model, Mitsubishi Diesel.. works great. 5000# lift, 10' high.. I've had it 15 years. bought it for $750.00 USD. Jojo
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One outfit i worked for, i bought large blue woven plastic sheets and cut my own filters. They stopped large particles an didnt hold water that created a cake. I could pull it out, toss it on the floor, blow it out , and put it back.. all this under an hour... But... Why do I know ?? 😉
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Could be. Most of my Mack truck repair has been on ones that work in the dirt.. of course i am not as smart as i need to be..
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Thats why i asked him if he pryed duct open at the HVAC unit. No answer..
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Yeah,, quoting the Great Mowerman.... "Lets getter done" 👍
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1984 Superliner
in Antique and Classic Mack Trucks General Discussion
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Hay now....