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  1. The Vintage Machinist
    Thanks to all that replied so far. My concern is the availability as I will be driving this from coast to coast occasionally pulling a drop deck trailer.
  2. The Vintage Machinist
    Debating whether or not to switch out the 10.00 22s for 11r 24.5s on my 54 H-63. Of course I would need tubeless wheels. My tires now are shot. What are your thoughts?
  3. The Vintage Machinist
    I have a Roadranger,but I'd like to have at something more original.
  4. The Vintage Machinist
    Yes, because I believe they no longer make 22" tube tires. I will continue to check the yards here in the desert. Thanks
  5. The Vintage Machinist
    It's a 67
  6. The Vintage Machinist
    It's got a 10-speed twin stick
  7. The Vintage Machinist
    Howdy, I am looking for six open steel wheels 24.5 for Dayton hubs . Centerless Dayton wheels Thank
  8. The Vintage Machinist
    Still looking to get my truck going, I need a transmission for my h63 Mack. Thank you
  9. The Vintage Machinist
    That would be great, I need em. Sorry for the delay, I had hard time with the funeral. I sending you mail today.
  10. The Vintage Machinist
    10-4 thanks for your help btw. Marty
  11. The Vintage Machinist
    Yes I've realized today and you have to take the shift forks and rods out. You can take the high low case off complete, the Hi-Lo fork, the bearing retainer with all the bolts around it, I still haven't got mine apart all the way I think I have to take some clips off the shaft to slide off some gears ..the part I need appears to be the main shaft.
  12. The Vintage Machinist
    Yes and you can leave the bearing on the shaft with it I think mine has the wrong bearing on it....
  13. The Vintage Machinist
    Yes it's inside of the high low shift box and that gear is integral with the shaft inside the trans. I will look at the numbers on the housing today. Thank you Marty
  14. The Vintage Machinist
    I am looking for a pair of earlier style rear brake Chambers whatever they would use for 1954. Cast iron or aluminum is fine with me thank you. My H63 is missing them. Thank you Marty
  15. The Vintage Machinist
    Thanks! Marty

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