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terry

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  1. Ratio is the same, the 1076 has only two countershafts instead of three.
  2. good pics!! terry
  3. Isn't the 107 series supposed to have at least 90W gear oil, maybe the newer mack trans. take the 50W synthetic. terry
  4. Does the top one have a different cab? terry
  5. Were these just military trucks or were they used by the public? Look like a real horse, kind of remind me of the 10 ton trucks from my service time. late 60's. terry
  6. When you say extended range are you talking the low-low hole on the front box, that will not show the main shifter. terry
  7. Be gem for the right person, I think that cab rotted out pretty fast. terry
  8. Antique Truck Club of America
  9. I have driven the 6'7and 8speed in these trans,1st hi is plenty low to start on. terry
  10. And trouble free too!! terry
  11. Good luck you have a real PROJECT there!! terry
  12. Don't know if it can be done, bet it would be a real challenge. terry
  13. You do not the hi-lo like a splitter. If off road used proper low range gear, when on pavement put range in direct and shift the main 1-2-3-4-5 in that order. terry
  14. if you get it all together you will love it!
  15. If you are having banging and knocking you better have a tow truck on speed dial!! When what ever finally gives up you will know what is wrong. terry
  16. I once had a DM dump had a 285 hp, with the overdrive 12 speed and 4.17 rears had the pump turned to run up to 2300 if I wanted, it could bury the 80 MPH speedometer! It was a real sleeper. terry
  17. The 1071 is a extra low, low hole gear Lower than the 107 series. terry
  18. They used a single or double disk push clutch or double disk pull clutch. terry
  19. I have seen thrust washers come out and you get a whole bunch of end play, and you do not need a dial indicator to tell if something is way out of limits, get a pry bar and get under and start checking yourself! terry
  20. E6 is the older style dry liner block with the 4 valve head, e7 is wet liner block with 4 valve head. terry
  21. When the front got hit,did it get hit hard enough to hit damper on front? Sounds like a connection there. terry
  22. has thrust on crank been checked? terry
  23. looks like a real workhorse!! terry
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