brutis77

Thats a nice one!!!!

I hope chuckie isn't selling that, his dad would haunt him for life.

My friend Mike in Billerica

Really, he has everything. Is still on ok shape? I used to think that was Charlie boyajians truck in his yard.

S. Ippolito from Stamford with Carlucci Brothers

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The truck years later, now in Mass

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Where is it? Who has it?

Yes it is.

They sure did have a fleet to be proud of. The dm 800's were some of the prettiest around. Too bad they sold out to the ant eater, what a shame. Would have been nice to see them with some granites.

Some B 60 series,

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B 61SX, Templeton MA, (1994), This one was parted out around 2004,

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B 61SX, Worcester MA, (1987), This one and my SX are of the 10 trucks from the New York / New Jersey road

job. This is the 4th owner, haven't seen it in over 20 years.

FW

Is the second b61 jolin pavings truck?

  

I have this Superliner on my phone! Took several pics up at the burn plant in Concord NH last summer. Belongs to a crane company. Beautiful rig!

I loved that truck when I saw it, I met the owner awhile back. He wanted to sell it but wasn't sure what he wanted, then I was on vaca in Plymouth and saw it at southeastern mack. Took it for attest ride and loved it, 400 18 spd. I wish it was in my garage, I hope the new owner is good to her.

I think springs are good for antiques and heavy tandems. I would want air ride with 50 rears for my tractor or tri axle. Look at what the mixers do, you can't get any more severe duty than that nowadays. Just a shame it's Hendrickson that as the heavy air ride.

Frame probably cracked so they hung a plow on it and killed the poor girl

I think it all comes down to the driver. I know a guy that stuffs his 379 short nose tri axle dump everywhere the macks tri go, and its air ride. I don't know

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SOLD THEM ALL OR RETIRED?

Sold them all, now he has a tire business in amesbury. Gorilla tire

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Short

That DM800 is still in the same spot as of late September

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That would look great in my front yard with some shrubs and flowers

I just like it because it was good money for this time of year.

It's great for making money, no fuel.

Ok I was getting jealous.

It's not over yet tomorrow is parking lot day, move snow from one side to the other. Probably do 100 loads all day into the night.

I think these R model tri-axles were Stockbridge as well. I remember seeing them down in CT

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Yes they were, I remember the black truck very well. I can't imagine have 25 trucks to having none.

Hauling more snow?

Finally done with that, today we had broken concrete.

Thought I would generate some excitement today by going across a steep curvy mountain closeby...did pretty good...hardly used the brakes, gave the engine brake a good workout! Learned to use the engine brake when I needed a "quick" upshift!

Up ahead is the mountain we will cross See the power line...that's where we will cross! Twice!

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Get to the base, turn right Initial climb...long and straight

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First cross of the power line Hmmmmmmmm...looks sharp!

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Switchback! The first of two Second cross...pretty high up now!

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Switchback on the other side Curves are sharp! Cant imagine dragging a 53 footer across this!

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Heading back across... WTF! Of course coming up on a blind 90 degree curve

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I was thinking the same thing, Amish mafia. Watch out Levi, Mack truck comin through