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I am outta LIKES but I like all the above! Tim - I don't care what her name is but she is hot. Did all the Mack Fax have centerfolds? I have a few but never saw one with a centerfold....and I am sure I would notice that.

Tim, Where can I get a copy of that Mack Fax with MH on front cover....and centerfold too? Later......off to fleabay.....

Mike, Interesting article. Thanks for posting. I wonder if Rifleman knows anything about the MH 4x4? Ron, I think you and Tommy need to talk.

Ron, It took me awhile to see the truck too. It is one of those trick pictures that a person can see several images depending on how you look at it. Hmmm, I think she is wearing hose....mmmm (but I digress).

David, And how is it tied down?

Mark, As soon as the temperature gets warmer (if it ever does) I am going to take a closer look at the drop area. I was originally thinking of attaching an E-track or L-track in that area the width of the trailer. That would allow "parallel" tie down in the front. I may or may not use the drop as a "front stop". As for the rear, I thought about attaching an E-track or L-track to the floor across the rear of the trailer. But that would be something I would need to "drive" over when loading/unloading and also collect dirt. BTW, I am considering the purchase of Discount Ramps EZ-RIZER 12' ramps (MF2-14414-EZ-UTV). Oh the curse of being an engineer and a cheap one too.

I am outta likes but I LIKE both! Is she Sandy Powell?

Leslie, Yeppers....I should have said...Yardo as the target.

Yes, very interesting! Thanks for sharing.

Interesting piece. Is the building still there in Philly?

Next time you visit PA, let us know. We will have a party and a butt kickin' contest with Yardo as the center attraction. Hope to see you at Macungie in June. Take care, keep warm, and be safe.

Not my favorite things but to each their own. Different strokes for different folks. Personally I prefer the stock factory look. A few "dress up" items are okay but big bumpers, wheel covers, bull horn stacks, big visors, and excess chrome are not my bag.

And I repeat.....it WAS a FWD/ECD fling thing

Thanks Fred. If and when it thaws here in PA I will get another one.

Anyone speculate or know where the picture was taken? Doesn't look like WHQ, Macungie plant, or Hagerstown plant.

Nice especially the dog hooked to the BOWAN trailer.

Here you go... http://www.jacobsvehiclesystems.com/ I posted the Troubleshooting Guide in the Wiki section. Hope this answers your questions.

Jake Brake Troubleshooting Guide Trouble Shooting Guide for Jacobs Brake. Author farmer52 Category Antique Tutorials and How-To Articles Submitted 02/21/2015 02:33 PM

Look like service manuals, not actual radios.

Seems everywhere has snow and cold temperatures. I am ready for some warmer temps. Wifey and I are going to Tucson next Thursday for a week of R&R and warmer temperatures. Maybe when we return in early March it will be warmer. Thanks for posting!

Dumb question....what is a prove light?

Must be a FWD/ECD thing....

Per Ron's directions...make sure you search in "Forums" and NOT "This topic". Note: click on the word "Forums", "This topic", etc. on the right side of the search box and you will see a drop down to enable a search in specific areas. Here are a few links to steel nose R discussions: http://www.bigmacktrucks.com/index.php?/topic/31138-mack-rb-or-dm/?hl=+steel +nosed http://www.bigmacktrucks.com/index.php?/topic/33278-rd-steel-nose/?hl=%2Bsteel+%2Bnosed#entry213608 http://www.bigmacktrucks.com/index.php?/topic/26884-pics-from-aths-barrington-nh-2012/?hl=%2Bsteel+%2Bnosed#entry134178

Thanks David. How do you transport/tie down "orange"? How does one accommodate various widths of vehicles (cart, tractor, etc.)? And I would prefer to keep the floor "clean" of D-rings or E-tracks. Recessed D-rings will require counterboring the floor.