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My saying is "you need to know where you are going before you take a trip if you are going to use a GPS". I use it to monitor speed, direction, elevation, distance, general directions, and upcoming streets, exits, and turns. I do not have a "trucker" version but I use the GPS in the MH to track distance and speed to compare to the odometer/speedometer.

Yes, looking at the pic one can see it was likely a pickup. The "bed" is cutoff behind the cab. I think it would be nice to see in person...a mini semi.

Yes. Checked dealers and PDC = nothing. That is why I am looking for a used one. If it were available from Mack I would already have one (or two). I contacted the manufacturer of each lamp and NOTHING.

Hey BC, Sorry for not giving you credit for the pic. I had these in my files and don't remember who sent/posted them. I will take either one, early or later style, just as long as it is in excellent condition. Thanks!

Did you send a note to Barry?

Larry, Check with your "fuel pump shop". They should have tubing and ability to bend to match.

Still on the hunt for an excellent condition center headliner mounted combination dome/reading lamp for my MH. This lamp is mounted in the headliner of Level III and Level IV interiors. This is not the lamp that is mounted above and at the bottom of the driver's and passenger's doors. The early style (used in 83-91) is 22MO349 (aluminum base) and the later style (used in 92-93) is 22MO4234M2 (black plastic base). There is another version of the later style (22MO4234M) that was installed in Roadway CHs. The "Roadway" lamp can be modified (connector change) to work.

Saw this in the recent edition of East Ohio Auto & RV magazine. No connection just thought it is an interesting vehicle. http://www.autorv.com/browse.aspx?AdName=CEMI3155017

Switch to red long life coolant and remove the conditioning filter.

Not to hijack this thread.... Leon, When are you and Rene coming to the USA?

If only it was a single axle...

The hotel where I stay is the Hawthorne Suites in Fogelsville. It is about 10 miles north of Macungie off route 100. I think there is a B&B in Macungie but no hotels within about a 10 mile radius. As FWD posted, there will be a new thread on the Macungie show later this year or early next year. But mark your calendar for 2016 Father's Day weekend (Friday and Saturday).

That is what happens when you hang out with Yardo!

Welcome to BMT. How did a PA truck get to FLA? BTW, we like pics.

Rear frame - 33.75" x 9.5" Front is 42.25" RWII and MH used the same frame.

I blew by you on the green stamp in my red HHR (west of the Lancaster interchange - 266). Busy? Likely BSing with someone....you should have stopped and introduced yourself.

b61, Was that you headed west on PA green stamp Saturday after lunch pulling a trailer with a R cab?

That too!

It belongs to the one and only, infamous, all knowing (great in his own mind)...39 Baby Mack...Ronnie S.

Although the weather outside was cold and damp, there were some that drove their trucks for all to see - thank you. I guess the final count was around 40. I am not faulting anyone for not bringing their truck and I must admit I did not drive the MH. But you "short time visitors", did you stop inside Gerhart's shop and talk to other BMT members? Many of us were there from Thursday afternoon thru Saturday. I very much enjoyed the show and the inclimate weather allowed us ample time to sit and talk "trucks". One of the best parts of any show is to meet and talk with other BMT members and truck owners. The weather allowed me time to see old friends and make new friends. The Friday night meal was an excellent opportunity to "sit around and talk trucks". So if you came to Gerhart's to "just look at trucks" or "no show" because of the weather, you missed the best part of the show - the people. As for the weather, if you were cold...did you check the forecast and "dress appropriately". Thanks to Doug and his crew for another GREAT event. Thanks also to Roger Gerhart for being a gracious host and allowing us to utilize his shop and property for this event. It was a success in my book even though the weather did not cooperate.

Randy, Leversole is an "easy pickup". Offer food and he is ready to go.

Does that mean you are driving your superdog? I am not bringing my MH.

I been watching the weather forecast....rain, rain, and more rain thru Monday. I decided not to drive the MH/trailer to the show. I will still try to attend the show but will drive my HHR or D150 instead. Gerhart's can get "soupy" when it is wet. Rain may also put the damper on my visit to Carlisle Fall Swap Meet on Wednesday. But look on the bright side....it is not SNOW. Signed...wishing for 70 degrees and sunny for Thursday thru Saturday.

I am almost certain it is my old truck. When I sold it, it had an 18' flat bed. Did you get a cereal number?

Josh, Sorry to hear of your loss. Thoughts and prayers go out to you and your family. As BnBP posted...there is always next year.