bulldog man

dadgum the 's front paws is in the air must be one TOUGH LOAD

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yup our friends down under drive on the right side of the cab thats why i said it would be my luck id fall out the door goin down the road to swap holes in the tranny .

yall have a safeone

Bulldog (aka: )

ya might also try over @ Hank's truck pics too under

hope this helps

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Bulldog (aka )

I was always fasinated w/ the Austrailan 's 1st one i ever layed eyes on i was about 8 yrs old when RoadWariorr came out also the 1st time i ever herd a air starteri remember jumping outta my seat & my granddad laughing himself silly when that ole R model came to life i own the movie now

sounded like a 237 w/ the 2stick 6spd behind it in the movie

always wanted to drive a austarlian but it would be my luck id fall out the door trying to grab a stick to swap holes

& that it a clean looking B model too

later yall

DM stands for Dump-Mixer, generally with fishbelly frames-a really nice off road truck when equipped with wide floaters.Had to be careful though if you wasn't used to the offset cab a good way to get a sidewall on the right tire pulling on the narrow scales-Kevin

Yup ive seen it happen many times a driver comes out of X Brand truck then gets hired todrive a DM & OPPS Over the side of scale the tire goes i never done it but then i was raised on WHAT I WAS NAMED AFTER & 1st thing besides a Peice of equipment or B Model was a DM685S that i learned how to drive or operate (i knew how to drive a 2stick beforei knew how to drive a 1ton truck )

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Bulldog (aka )

Welcome to BMT YALL

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Bulldog (aka )

aboard Deere & Skull glad yall are here @ BMT

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Bulldog (aka )

Cool deal good to see our guys & gals have a serving our country

May our guys & gals have a safeone & come home to thier loved ones .

Any more pics Mack 3p ?

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Mackbulldog64 to BMT GLAD TO HAVE YA HERE .

Hmm i learned something new out your post i had no idea tha they was replacing the CL Series in 2008 probly w/ somthing that will look like a volvo oh well live & learn

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Bulldog aka

My ole B422T ORIG Came w/ a 438 gas motor dad bought the truck from a friend of the family in 69 w/ motor blown put heavier springs in the front . & set the 711 that is currently down in it .

my granddad ran this truck long after my dads death in 77 until 98 when TDOT Made us go to a tandem lowboy & log tractor . the 711 has been rebuilt once in my life time (im 31 pushing 32) bouit the time i was 12 or 13 the ole motor was bout due for another rebuild bout the time we retired "oledog"

i know where 300 2 VALVE Is for sale & has been O/H Recently right before the bed flipped on this 85 DM IT WAS IN . & the DM Is being parted out by a buddy of mine & i can get the motor @ a resonable price & he also has a 237 for sale also

IM wanting to update the motor because it is easier to find parts for the 237 & 300 motors than it is for the 711 now

My question is : i cant remember Will i need to change the motor mounts out ?

Thanks yall & later

Bulldog aka

We have owned the Superdog(RW OR Superliner) the DM & THE R . Personally (just my opinon ) ilkied the DM For a dumptruck short hood easier for tightspots

the R & RW For log & lowboy tractors . plus i liked the Superliner for the avabilty for a 350 + horsepower motor w/ say a 12 spd TRANNY To pull a lowboy .

We have had all 3 MODELS as DumpTRUCKS W/ double frames BUT IN THIS APplication i always liked a DM w/ a 237 or 300 w/ double stick 6spd 18k fa & 44k r/a @ 4:17 to 6:17 ratio on camelback for the pulling power off in the dirt . & double framed .

Like i say this just my opion i like all 3 models of

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To accomodate the V8 Mack and vendor engines.

Yup just what rick said so the V8 Mack Cat, Cummins & Screamin jimmy Detroit could be in the

Oh & to BMT Ky diesel

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Hey F.T. opps i thought it was a quadbox (wasnt watching that close ) & posted think it was sorry didint think ya had the triplex 15spd but good video btw how it make its way on youtube ya put it on there Larry ?

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Bulldog (or aka )

who's got the marshmellows & hotdogs but seriously hope no one was burned . tell tell sign that the fire was hot when fuel is burning running down the street .

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Bulldog (aka )

looks like 525 Komatsu that is pulling good looking heavy hauler

Bulldog (or aka )

TWO DOGS To BMT ALL THE PICS ARE GOOD LOOKING SuperDog's although the top pic in the thred looks for strictly road use

have a safe one

Bulldog (aka )

That is 1 good looking superpuppy & man what set of StovePipes on that ole dog

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The C/50 Chevy uses 10 hole on the rear, you could see what a truck tire shop would give you for them.

Hi B-61

Ya belive it not thats my buddy that has the C-50 Chevy does for a living is mobile truck tire & truck reapair road service i help him some when he needs it & time allows me . SO if he ever needs em to mount them on a customers truck & doesnt want to use em on the ole Chevy he would have em .

We knew would have to get some 10holes for the rear but we figured using 2 of the 3 on the front steeraxle if it allows it

Gearhead : i belive it ive been round trucks all my life & thats the 1st time ive ever seen them in a tubless rim & didnt hardly see any in a tube type spilt ring

Bad Dog mine are 24.5 Steel w/ grey paint

Thanks

Bulldog (or )

Legend tractor thats 1st 1 ive seen all other have been dumps w/ alcoas 1st legend ive seen w/ Daytons & tube type tires on that late a model truck i thought tube type tire went out round the 80's as a option on a truck

i knew they were still on container chasis but not any late trucks

Live & learn i guess

Bulldog (or )

Well i was startin to think i was the only 1 who had seen them it was a 1st for me oh well live & learn

maybe i can sell them to a buddy of mine who is restoring his granddad 's ole 1972 C-50 Chevy bob tractor truck it had the ole pilot wheels that were split ring in the center insted of the ole standard 1 piece or 2 piece Split ring . as they have 8 holes in the rim but only use 5 of the holes on the front hubs

He was really looking for 22.5 pilots but we seem to think we can fit a lopro 24.5 on the ole Chevy

If not im stuck w/ em unless they are sold for scrap can find a use for em around the shop i work in .

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Bulldog (or )

I BOUGHT bout 20 rims the other day off a friend of mine To get what i needed i had to buy the other as well got a pretty good deal & i could use all of them OR sell the 1's i didnt need SO I THOUGHT

I CAN USE PILOT WHEELS IN 22.5 & 24.5 & Budd wheels in both sizes as well but i NEVER CAME ACROSS A 8 HOLE 24.5 PILOT WHEEL ANYONE HAVE A IDEA WHAT THEY FIT ?

out of 20 it was only 3 of em that was 8 hole pilots

have a goodone

Bulldog

Why were those trucks at a Peterbilt dealer?

Did someone have a complete mental breakdown and trade them in on Peterbilts?

HK MY THOUGHTS EXACTLLY

I have 2 friends of mine who was working for family (they are bro-inlaws to each other) they both broke off thier own 1 wanted to updated his equipment from a 89 DM the other had 2' 97 RD Triaxle 'S he told the other he would sell him 1 @ a reasonable price needless to say the bro-inlaw who wanted to update went from a Mack to a PETE CAUSE HE SAID YA COULD CHROME A MACK OUT LIKE A PETE & MAKE THE LOOK SHINY LIKE A PETE . PERSONALLY I THINK THE 1 BRO-IN-LAW IS FOR GETTING A PETE JUST CAUSE YA HAVE MORE CHROME OPTIONS I DIDNT THINK A DUMP BUCKET WAS SUPOSSED TO BE CHROMED OUT LIKE A ROAD TRACTOR SHEESH

THE Pete he has now isnt half the truck the HE HAD OR THE HIS BRO-INLAW has now

Happy new year yall

Bulldog

yup thats where mine cfome from but i got blue insted of red

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bulldog

's & Brockway's to BMT Like the pics all nice looking trucks like the paintscheme on the Super Puppy the R MODEL REMINDS ME OF THE 79 R686 WE HAD PULLING A LOWBOY & Dumptrailer .

A Fella that my granddad used to bid a lot of jobs together with had a Brockway pulling a lowboy trailer the ole truck had a 350 Cummins 13spd roadranger on 44k rears & walkingbeams & 7:50 raito rears man she a slow truck but that ole Brockway would pull a D7G Cat like it wasnt even behind it

HAVE A SAFE ONE

Bulldog

pretty much ditto on Mack dog said but i was raised on 's from the 50's & 60's to the 70's & 80's models we owned models from 53 to 91 year range through the years

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