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Joey Mack

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  1. try this. 11r24.4 revs/ mile... 858 revs.
  2. Ok. real quick... Lots to absorb here.... If you have a bad carrier (4:42) Then change both to (4:17), and reset the dipswitches on the speedo. I have the chart on this if you need info. basically, Final drive ratio hopefully OD .76:1 ish... 16 teeth on the output tone wheel, then 4.17: rears, and tire revs/mile. do you know how to do it the old timey way? I can show you the chart... by the way. I bet that truck can pull anything the way it's set now?? Jojo
  3. Forget going to the Mack store on-line.. i tried.. hell try anyway... Go Bulldog! Jojo
  4. try a right click yo see if any info pops up..
  5. It just keeps going.... We have over 1 Million homeless people on the streets. We don't know why or what got them there. A good bit of them are Veterans, and yet.. there they are, while we give free room and board and medical care to people that enter our country illegally.. can someone teach me why I am wrong and shouldn't be pissed off about this? jojo
  6. can you use A/C orings..?
  7. I figured the bearings were the difference, but because its not off the top of my head ,, I need guidance. thank you.. jojo
  8. It says 8 speed tranny... the shift knob tells me it's a 310M... good tranny... jojo
  9. is the back half a 2 axle car trailer?
  10. Hey guys, I'm working on a 1988 RW-613 with budd wheels. My customer wants hub piloted steer axle hubs. I either need to buy a pair or get the last "6" of a vin that had these hubs, so I can get a part number.. Thank you, Joey Mack
  11. All you need is a tape measure and a box cutter, a roll of hose, and these fittings, and you can make lines for days.... Jojo
  12. The I.D. of those hoses is 3/8".. that is plenty... There are D.O.T. grade fittings that you build in your hand, they even come with the 5/16" allen wrench to build them. you buy a length of D.O.T. hose and cut it to what you need, screw these fittings in the end and your done... I will look for the name of them.. I have used dozens of these but cant remember the name... Crazy...
  13. That's a great truck... No sweat... many of us here can help you... Can you raise the body and snap some pic of the frame just behind the cab? stand back some to catch as much as possible.. then post them.. I will come back and look.. Jojo .....your in the right place here..
  14. Hello Ben.. I don't recall.. Are you at a Mack Dealership? If so.. You can search the answers in Pro-path, watch the tutorials, and take the tests. You can look back on the classes as needed... NOW.. I've been out of the dealership almost 2 years now, so I do not know of any changes in the education. By no means am I saying you wont get help here, but as you complete pro path, you work your way towards a raise and eligabilty for schools, once classrooms are back in session, that is.. Keep pluggin away at it. jojo
  15. its possible that there isn't a dryer. I would expect this year model to have one, It could have been removed by the previous owner, who knows.. judging by the brake chamber picture, i'm guessing "Pre-trip" was not part of the previous owners day. and maintainance,,, well????.. All of us will help him get his truck fixed up.
  16. I just replaced one on an ASET, it supplied air to the VGT system. I also replaced the bad air filter on that system. the air leak was fixed and the VGT, worked again.. This may not apply, but...... jojo
  17. seems odd to me.. if your on the highway the oil pressure should go up with higher engine speeds. I'm scratching my head.... just for kicks, the round duetch connector for the governor housing..... did you check the wires to see if they are loose or chafed sometimes the pins will move inside the plug and make a poor connection. .. jojo
  18. so true Rob..
  19. it may be one of these..
  20. its bolted to the frame, mostly on the right side. Its round, it may be 8" across and near a foot tall. (AD-9). or it could be half that size with a screw on filter, like a big oil filter.. Look behind the right tank on the frame.... jojo
  21. I have one, its around 20 years old... the name on it is "Steelman"... its still works and is sensitive. I turn the dial down when I use it..
  22. I should have added that to my post Glenn... Glad you posted, jojo
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