BKrois

:Saw my second Mack Titan in about five years on 95 It was a red tri axle pulling a tri axle lowboy. Didn't catch the name for sure. May bee Grasso?

It was Grasso. I think they may have been bringing an old trailer to Petrowsky Auction in North Franklin, saw it twice Thursday when i went to RI

Stamford House Wrecking/ Standard Demolition cleaned up. Saw a steelnose DM roll off,a CL tractor and 3 R model tractors on Brookfield Auto Wreckers tow trucks today

That truck is owned by a landscaping company, a friend delivered topsoil to their yard last year and sent me a photo of it

This is the city of Worcester Massachusetts former snow blower, I saw it only once working many years ago, and have a newspaper clip of it loading a DC Autocar dump.

I believe it is a SnoGo 1941-46 Ford with Marmon Herrington 4x4 the deck engine is Buda. No blower attachment , unit has approx. 900 miles on it. I have this one as well.

FW

Town of Greenwich had some of those years ago from what i was told

I attended Chris's wake yesterday. There were many people who attended and paid their respects, glad to see he got a proper send off. Sad to see such a good person go so young. He was a true friend

10 speed Mack, fuller?

This was just posted;

Christopher R. Friedauer, 36, of Colts Neck, passed away suddenly on Sunday, February 15, 2015 in Holmdel, to the utter devastation of his family and friends. Chris grew up in Howell, then Holmdel, where he graduated from Holmdel Township High School in 1996. He graduated with a B.S. from Delaware Valley College in 2000. Chris poured his life into his family's business, Holmdel Nurseries.

Chris loved his family with all his heart. He leaves behind his wife, Nancy Holm, and his two small children, Robbie and Nancy Joy. Chris also leaves behind his parents, Robert and Joy Friedauer, and his brother, Michael Friedauer, sister-in-law Christine Delaney, nephew Patrick and niece Catherine. Chris will be greatly missed by his cousins, aunts, uncles, and many loved ones and cherished friends.

A viewing will be held at Holmdel Funeral Home, 26 South Holmdel Road, Holmdel, on Thursday, February 19, 2015 from 7-9 p.m. A funeral service will be held at the Colts Neck Reformed Church, 72 Route 537 West, Colts Neck, on Friday, February 20, 2015 at 11 a.m., with a repast immediately following the service at the Colts Neck Fire Company #1, 88 Route 537 West, Colts Neck.

In lieu of flowers, the family would appreciate a donation for the future care and education of Chris and Nancy's children, to be mailed to ConnectOne Bank, 963 Holmdel Road, Holmdel, NJ 0773; or donations can be made in Chris' memory to the Antique Truck Club of America, 85 South Walnut Street, Boyertown, PA 19512.

It is with great heartbreak and sadness that i have to inform the BMT family that member Chris Friedauer (maxidyne237) of New Jersey suddenly passed away yesterday (2/15).

Chris was a husband, a father, a son, a brother, a cousin, a bestfriend... Chris you will be missed more then words can ever say!

There is a wake this Thursday from 7-9 PM at the:

Holmdel Funeral Home
26 South Holmdel Rd
Holmdel, NJ 07733

Funeral is at 11 AM on Friday,

Colts Neck Reformed Church
72 County Road 537 West
Colts Neck, NJ 07722

I'm at a loss of words, Chris had so much passion for his business, Mack trucks, his family, etc. I was honored to call him my friend

Sold

This is a used chrome radiator shell, came off a B61 i had. It is used, has some small lines in it. No dings or dents, not rust on outside

Bulldog base has some pits

Mack nameplate in good condition

$800 picked up Stamford,CT

I have B model fenders, doors, etc i will be selling shortly too. Moving onto a new project

Snow is nice, but as my wife calls it "Blood Money" pictures of past 2 nights moving snow from 7pm to 5 am at Intel in Hudson Ma. They Hired 10, ten- wheelers for 2 loaders and had a snow blower working.

Jack-

Do you know what type of snowblower it was? Looks like a Sicard Junior, tough to tell though. Good to see Fryer out hustlin, Matt is good people

I'm looking for some insight here. I'm looking at an all wheel drive Mack tandem, it has 46k rears with 5.73 gears. I'd like to shorten the truck and put my 29k rear in. My 29k rear currently has a 6.52 ratio, due to the fact its all wheel drive the ratios have to match. Does anyone know if theres a way to swap the guts from one of the tandem rears (ring&pinion) into the 29k chuck? The 29k rear is a front loader and the 46s top. I'm trying to figure out a way to make it work using the components i have without having to buy another gearset.

Thanks,

Bryan

Pretty sure its the same one, but there is a truck thats on both Craigs List and Truck Paper that looks exact to this one for sale. Has 427 Mack Motor, Allison Auto, 348K miles, asking $78K. Doesn't sound like a terrible deal.

Same trucks, he sold one Mack and a KW to a truck dealer in North Branford area and they're relisted on Craigslist for sale

From this morning;

Nice truck, will probably bring big $$

CT DOT appying de-icer on 95 in Westport

Tippatone and others

If you like snow removal equipment, take a stroll to this link, The topic is 10 years and 570 pages long!! The first 200 pages cover most of the antique stuff.,

http://www.plowsite.com/showthread.php?t=20489

That's a great thread,good mix of contributions from all over the US

Who ended up buying that?

Think Malin and Sons from Milford. His international parked next to it

Hauling fill off our job in Fairfield

Mack 12 speed transmission (direct) TRTXL107 $2250

Mack 10 speed airshift TRDL1070 $1250

Mack 9 speed duplex transmission $250

Radiator out of a B61 $200

Mack 29k rear. 22" hubs, 6.52 ratio $1200

New project on the way, time to move items

Items are in Newtown,CT

PM me for more info