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  1. terry
    Each box has its own overdrive, when you start off in 1st in the main and first in the aux, shift the four in the aux. put the main in second and put the aux.in low split, then direct and then hi split, when splitting the main box you do not use lo-lo in the aux. do this to 4th in the main and the aux. is in hi split. your last shift is fourth in the main and hi split in the aux to fifth in the main. sounds confusing but just takes some practice. terry
  2. terry
    have to disagree with a few things, I have seen lots of early RD's with single frames, but the frames are thicker and deeper than a R model. And have seen lots of 38k suspension with factory double frames. I think a lot of the differences are the area they were ordered for, for everyone ordered one way you can find a different one the other way. terry
  3. terry
    Should be right behind the fill plug. terry
  4. terry
    Generally the first thing you hit with wrong backspace is tie rod end. terry
  5. terry

    B61T 36347

    terry replied to eddeere's topic in Truck Stories

    top notch job!! terry👍👍
  6. terry
    Can you imagine the hydraulic nightmares with them trucks! terry
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    MEMORIAL DAY.

    terry replied to 41chevy's topic in Odds and Ends

    😢😢😢
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    MEMORIAL DAY.

    terry replied to 41chevy's topic in Odds and Ends

    I think it's a beautiful picture, as for your nam brothers comment I was there in "69", sure was a tragic waste of young men ! terry
  9. terry

    Site seeing

    terry replied to B MACK's topic in Odds and Ends

    beautiful country!👍👍👍 terry
  10. terry
    Also has the real old fuel tank bracket and strap. terry
  11. terry
    wedge brakes are terrific when everything is new, but on a truck that has been for years everything gets stuck in them. biggest problem is keeping the self adjusters working. terry
  12. terry
    is it a runner? terry
  13. terry
    Have not seen one of them air filters for a long time, cab don't look to be in to bad a shape. terry
  14. terry
    👍👍👍 classic trucks for sure! terry
  15. terry
    I would say yes, for that year of truck. terry
  16. terry
    Some real workhorses, awsum pics. terry👍
  17. terry
    It should be right next to the stuff you found, sometimes stamped, or numbers made by a center punch, sometimes real light. terry
  18. terry
    That big of a load with no p/s, could be a real knuckle buster, besides very hard to steer! terry
  19. terry
    The b handled them big loads pretty good! How many of these new operaters could handle a shovel front that good now? terry👍👍
  20. terry
    looks like a cabover air intake. terry
  21. terry
    plugs and points every once in a while, and run forever! terry
  22. terry
    Nice selection of vintage iron! terry
  23. terry
    nice, very nice!!👍👍👍 terry
  24. terry
    If not empty, real low. terry
  25. terry
    Have ever checked end play on the counter shaft through a PTO opening real easy to check and adjust with the removal of shims on the back of countershaft bearing cover. terry

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