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terry

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  1. Definitly a DM frame, must be a pretty early engine or whole running gear, has the old belt driven power steering pump. terry
  2. Thanks for that info. Spent "69" there myself.
  3. You will have alot less down time with a truck like that! Besides easier to work on.
  4. If you are talking both 107 series trannys, they are the same except the 12 spd. has two lower creeper gears. terry
  5. No. If you have shifted a mack 5 speed you can shift a 12 speed.
  6. I wasn't sure but I thought he was talking about the old 107 series six speed.
  7. Might not be quite as fast as the new ones, but will run circles around them on down time!
  8. The B75 has more room to use the 237/285 engine but in a B61 you have to use the shorter water pump and the shorter crank hub. terry
  9. Check out the low ratios on your nine speed and compare to the six speed, the six speed is the same as your five speed with a low range. Also some six speeds have a even lower low range ratio. terry
  10. If the trans is in good shape it should last a long time with not lugging it down like you would do with a 5 or 6 speed.
  11. I have seen 73's with green steel dash and straight back cab and also with beige plastic dash and the deeper cab. depends when they were made terry
  12. Would be interesting to see what he thinks of these in a year or two. terry
  13. Looks like she has her left leg bent up with big toe sticking up.
  14. Try Manders diesel, Lakeville Minn.
  15. A popping noise in the exhaust when you let off of it can be a loose exhaust seat. They can run a long time like this. terry
  16. Good luck on the move, sometimes a move is a good thing. A few years down the road you will wish you would have done it sooner. Also loved the birthday pizza!
  17. Think they are talking the two bolts behind the side cover. terry
  18. That era of macks were bullit proof, very little trouble with them!
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