mrgumby
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Are they good year tires I know a guy who bought a brand new mack ten wheeler with good year tires mack tried everything to stop the cab and truck from shaking. They spent weeks on it. Then then owner said you’ve done everything but new tires. Well thet was it Bad Goodyear tires. It was like a new truck
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Info needed
mrgumby replied to Bigmackwithfries's topic in Antique and Classic Mack Trucks General Discussion
I drove a truck with one of those motors in it about 30 years ago.after 12 hrs of driving my ears were ringing. It was a screaming mother loud as hell -
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I did a quick look about 7 1/4. I also have 7 brake shoe lining with some mounting bolts
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They were for a68 dm that we had those type 24 on originally had the old hand parking brake on it and then put maxis on it the 30 cans are to big but these ones fit. I’ll get you some measurement later when I get back to the shop
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2 type 24 maxi cans never used asking $125 each in Boston ma
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Looks like a regular 30/30 air can
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Engine ID & intermittent issue
mrgumby replied to youngstown.bulldog80's topic in Engine and Transmission
I’m guessing a turbine tip 300 -
You could have a bad directional switch
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Going to johns racecraft? The wiff does great work
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Yup find a better dealer that’s bull crap.
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Electrical Connection "Box"
mrgumby replied to 77_Cruiser's topic in Electrical, Electronics and Lighting
Ya I forgot about those wonderful anti lock brakes back then. I’m surprised if that’s it that someone hasn’t ripped out most were taken off before they caused a wreck -
Electrical Connection "Box"
mrgumby replied to 77_Cruiser's topic in Electrical, Electronics and Lighting
The two silver boxes on left and right ends are relays. the black box to right is your kysor alarm for water temp and so on. The Eaton box I don’t know does it have a 2 speed rear in it -
Electrical Connection "Box"
mrgumby replied to 77_Cruiser's topic in Electrical, Electronics and Lighting
That bottom row with the markings are circuit breakers instead of fuses
