Jump to content

terry

Pedigreed Bulldog
 View Profile  See their activity

  • Posts

    2,208

  • Joined

  • Last visited

  • Days Won

    1

 Content Type 

Everything posted by terry

  1. terry
    Forgot the T for turbo engine. What hp. was the 673B engine? Was it after the C came out? terry
  2. terry
    Mack did not start oil cooled pistons till the END 673 C came out, and there were alot of turboed engines prior to that that ran a ton of miles. terry
  3. terry
    Can you find out how much or email me a phone no. tsillik@cox.net. Thanks Terry
  4. terry
    So where is the yard located? Terry
  5. terry
    Would be kind of a shame to alter that truck if it is that rare of a setup. Terry
  6. terry
    I am pretty sure the k stood for kit,maybe Mike H. will have an answer. Terry
  7. terry
    That is what the K stands for, glider kit. Would explain the early engine in a 88 truck. terry
  8. terry
    Spent a year there myself, 1969 Terry
  9. terry
    Where in Colo. is the B73 or 75 mack? Looks like a 4 inch stack, so it probably is a 75. Do you have a phone no? terry
  10. terry
    Where is the mack that says Thomas House movers? Is it in Nebr. i see one mack had Sutherland Nebr. on it About 300 miles from me. terry
  11. terry
    The 12 spd. has a whole other box bolted to the front, for your low range, for a total of 3 boxes bolted together, a pretty large tranny. I have one in my dump truck, far as i'm concerned the best tranny mack ever made. terry
  12. terry
    Look i think on the left side of tranny ,behind fill plug should be a flat spot with numbers should be a trt or trtl 72 or 720, 72 is a single overdrive a 720 is a double overdrive. If yours is a single overdrive it would be easier to find a different trans. that is a double over. terry
  13. terry
    My 285 hp with the tip turbine will put out 25 to 28 lbs. on a good pull, Will a stock engine pull that much boost? or has it been turned up? I always thought it was hard on fuel? Terry
  14. terry
  15. terry
    The only way to get that kind of speed is a change in the rearends, At least a 4.17 ratio with a .73 overdrive. Terry
  16. terry
    Why what would be wrong with everbody seeing info? Terry
  17. terry
    a 676 is a 285 the 675 is a 237. Terry
  18. terry
    I think the old style twists to turn on and the newer style pulls on and pushes off. Terry
  19. terry
    I have had awful good luck with my two stick 12 spd. Put it my DM dump about 8 years ago, the only thing that has been touched is put new o rings in the back box shift cylinders. And it was a used take out box. Would not trade it for anything else. Terry
  20. terry
    Did you also change to the old style short water pump? and the short crankshaft hub? If you did not things will not clear. On the water pump i forgot if you have to change the housing too. Terry
  21. terry
    The dollies underneath the steam engine were self propelled, there is a seperate diesel engine that was hung on the side of the locomotive to power the dollies. It was quite a sight to see, the company i work for had the rubber tired loader to help push when needed and we done the sight preparation for the locomotives. Terry
  22. terry
    Tom i was wondering do you have any records that breaks down the B733 series into single or tandem axle, i bought a B733 from a man in Cali. which is a B733LT which is a single axle and was wondering if many of these trucks were made, also has the L cab. Terry
  23. terry
    I once solved that problem by taking a newer bracket and slotting the holes that bolt to the block then you can slide it forward or back to line the belts up.
  24. terry
    Do you want to sell the B75? Where are you located, i am looking for a mack like that. 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...