Jump to content

terry

Pedigreed Bulldog
 View Profile  See their activity

  • Posts

    2,367

  • Joined

  • Last visited

  • Days Won

    1

 Content Type 

Everything posted by terry

  1. terry
    As long as the bushing dimensions are the same then I would think they would interchange. terry
  2. terry
    I am not sure if the trunnion height is the same between the spring and the solid walking beam trunnions. terry
  3. terry
    I believe on the back box, or front box, either box will fill the whole trans, right side lower plug, the upper is a magnetic plug for fine pieces, some run 90 weight gear oil and some run a 85/140 gear oil. terry
  4. terry
    Drove one for about 20 years as a owner operator, done real good for me! terry
  5. terry
    Love them ole hard nosed Macks!👍 terry
  6. terry
    All depends of what kind of weight your hauling, they have a terrible wide gap between fourth and fifth gear. terry
  7. terry
    I wear them same style of redwings, have for about 30 years, and love them, would not wear a different boot at all. terry oh and on a different note, love that MB too!!👍
  8. terry

    Another V8

    terry replied to j hancock's topic in Odds and Ends

    very nice!!👍 terry
  9. terry
    Might be to far for you, try Weldons truck parts, Omaha,nebr, they are good at finding obsolete brake parts, ask for Dallas. terry
  10. terry
    there real good people there, a few years ago terry manders shipped me a rebuilt DM cab with absolutely no money up front, he had a truck coming this way shortly, and said put a check in the mail when you can, not many people around like that anymore. terry
  11. terry
    that little group of trucks will work circles around all these new pollution controlled trucks on the back of a hook!! terry
  12. terry
    Did you check with manders, there are a lot closer. terry
  13. terry
    Call Manders Diesel, Lakeville Minnesota. they will sort it out for you. terry
  14. terry
    not always made there, there is a local spring shop that makes there own springs, but where did the steel come from? terry
  15. terry
    There is a trucks for sale topic on here, get some pics and more info and post on that topic, might find some buyers. terry
  16. terry
    That is a terrific drive line set up, really good with 4.17 rears, I had a DM dump set like that years ago, it would keep up with almost any truck on the road, surprised a lot of other trucks when you stepped into it, the smoke would fly and be gone! terry Also forgot to say the pump was turned up to 2300 RPM's when you needed it! It would really smoke then.
  17. terry
    What a dumbass excuse, for that many years without a ticket or claim you should have one of the lower quotes on rates!! terry
  18. terry
    It definetly pays to shop around anymore, can't believe what you can save now, used to be when you signed up with a company you just stayed with them, prices might only go up a few dollars each year, not anymore! terry
  19. terry

    Kia M-715

    terry replied to kscarbel2's topic in Odds and Ends

    Yeah I spent "69" there, believe I went down RT. 1 from Tuy Hoa to Dong Ba Thin in a crane when my unit moved. terry
  20. terry

    Kia M-715

    terry replied to kscarbel2's topic in Odds and Ends

    That M37 is a classic for sure, remember it well from my service days, "67" to "69" terry
  21. terry
    Maybe water for a concrete saw? terry
  22. terry
    Can't bridge anything, too short and very easy to overload the steer axle. terry
  23. terry
    stunning truck!!👍 terry
  24. terry
    Chances of them spindles being the same are slim and none! terry
  25. terry
    Can you imagine the stories them trucks could tell! terry

BigMackTrucks.com

BigMackTrucks.com is a support forum for antique, classic and modern Mack Trucks! The forum is owned and maintained by Watt's Truck Center, Inc. an independent, full service Mack dealer. The forums are not affiliated with Mack Trucks, Inc.

Our Vendors and Advertisers

Thank you for your support!

Mack Related Links

Popular links

BMT Forum Logo

HTML tutorial
×
×
  • Create New...