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The ATCA Keystone Chapter show will be held on July 25-26 at the Morrison's Cove Memorial Park in Martinsburg, PA. This will be the second show at this venue. Last year's show was a huge success and the Club is looking for a repeat performance. Attached is the Registration form for this event. There will also be a flea market held on Saturday July 25th. If anyone is interested in "peddling their wares" please fill out and submit the Vendor card. Lastly, if anyone or any company is interested in being a show sponsor, there is a Sponsor form attached. Thanks for your interest and looking forward to seeing you at this year's show in Martinsburg, PA. 2015 Registration Flyer.pdf 2015 Vendor Card Single.pdf 2015 Sponsor.pdf

Dang Paul...bad news and sorry to hear. I hope you can work things out. Good luck!

fun to watch https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Nyr1Ao7iZA

I believe the RW and CL frames were the same.

Have you tried putting your regular non-synthetic oil in the engine to determine if the noise goes away?

Paul, Thanks for the "rest of the story". I remember when these were sold new by AC...dang I am older than dirt!

Hmmm, that explains the scuff marks on the left side.

I promise to use it sparingly. But if it is Mudcungie...no way! Larry, Thanks for the suggestion...I can run a beverage service to help pay my expenses. All I need is a NIT hostess.

Been looking for a nice used "golf cart". Put a deposit on a 2005 Club Car Turf 1 this past week. Included in the deal are new takeoff cargo box and front cowl. It has less than 1000 hours and one of the better ones that I viewed. It has the smaller FE290 Kaw engine (wanted FE350) but will do for now. It will make its debut at York. So now if I get tired of walking, I can ride my bicycle or drive the cart. I can use the Turf 1 around the farm checking the property and other farm maintenance work.

The original Terra Tiger was made/offered by Allis-Chalmers. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jlTC4R1ovww

At first glance it looks like a bronze bushing. What is the size? Could be from the turbo if small.

Carl, Nice toy! Are you renting sleeping space?

I am getting dizzy watching that video.

The 284K cast number is the part number of the transmission case. You need to be looking for a "stamped" number(s).

This is the only thread I found but does not show pics of the buildings, production lines, etc. http://www.bigmacktrucks.com/index.php?/topic/33706-mack-factories/

I agree. I would also like to see pics of the Allentown and Hagerstown plants in their heyday. I have a few of Hagerstown taken in 1985 that I need to scan and post.

Hmmm, we heard the "lost quarter story" previously. I am skeptical...

Excellent! You need to contact the Mack Museum when you finish...it (along with your documentation) belongs there for others to see.

Barry Overall looks good However on my computer, some text (light blue) is difficult to view with the gray background. Maybe it is just my settings.

CW, At the bottom right of the "Reply to this topic" box/window....click on the "More Reply Options". A new window will open and at the bottom of the "reply" window is "Attach Files". Click on the "Browse" button and direct it to the folder and file. Then click "Attach This File" button. Wait while it downloads the file. When done downloading, click on "Preview Post" to make sure it attached the file. If you want to attach a file click on the "Edit" button at the botton of the post. Then follow above instructions. Good luck!

I think I saw one today in a Pete...twin 8" stove pipe stacks, visor covering half of the windshield, shifter almost to the roof, and driver sitting on the floor.

I backed many wagons and equipment on the farm but nothing as difficult as my pup trailer. If you change your mind it goes the other direction.

Thanks for posting the pics and welcome back. Hope you are feeling better.

It's about time you did some work on the B. Seriously, nice work and keep us posted on the progress. At this rate you should be ready for York.