j hancock
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Here is the thread with the pics.
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21 hours ago, mackey58 said:
i could say soooooo many rear end questions but I won't lol
The rear end ratio works great for highway speeds as well as off road...
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This bright red "R model" started life as a 1964 B model. Now, a 1964 BCR utilizing a factory Mack kit with all the parts needed for conversion.
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Diplacido's trucks from the the Wrentham, MA area.
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1 hour ago, Rob said:
I must be an exception. I wrote "VOID" across the face of the $1200.00 "Economic Stimulus Package" check sent us when Obama was president, and returned it to the IRS office in Peoria.
I don't believe in charity for those undeserving. Never have, never will.
Considering how much money has been wrung out of me over the years by federal taxes and fees, I took some of my money back.
Your cancelled check was probably reprocessed and sent to Jeff Bezos or Warren Buffett.
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Picture from its first day on the Macungie floor. Wonder how it is doing in 2020?
With the tridem, probably headed to the plains of Canada.
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Possibly doing some wishful thinking but hopeful that Covid doesn't mess up truck show season too badly. Our daily routines and business are already in the hopper.
I think we will all be anxious to get out and look around. Stay safe folks!
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Superliners from different times.
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Yes, it appears to have the Mack Dynamax air assist clutch.
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The mini wrecker is with the Brunnhoelzl family in NH. Saw it again at the Granite State Show last year.
The hauler is a fairly rare 1939 COE.
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An International with a truck mounted backhoe loading a rock in southwestern New Hampshire during 1964.
Hopto, Ware....not sure of the brand of backhoe?
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Even with meticulous washing, it sure kills cars, trucks and equipment. Oil undercoating or Fluid Film helps a little but it is a tough battle.
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I could use the telebelt!
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Check with an independent truck spring and alignment shop. They might groan less.
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1 hour ago, Mack Technician said:
You guys brine?
Unfortunately.
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Top speed on that move was probably 5 mph!
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Beautiful tractor shown in 2016.
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Need shades when looking at this rig!
Updated engine running the tip turbine system (CMCAC). Took the picture around 2000 or so.
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Always good to check something off the list!
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I like the looks of the tall rubber and the "flat" rim also. Can do/have done tubes, flaps etc but tubeless certainly makes for less hassle!
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22 hours ago, Ditchdiggerjcf said:
Oh yes, I checked em out. There is an M36 on machinery trader that looks mean. I just wasn't sure if they built them small enough to be road legal like the articulating off road trucks you see on job sites.
They could be road legal with permits for super heavy haul moves. Most were off road use.
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Local truck ready for the left lane didn't see much use this past season.
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It is a small one in the series but Mack made larger ones.
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Covid and truck show season
in Odds and Ends
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Just found out that the Western Mass Chapter ATCA Show has been cancelled which was scheduled for May 3rd. Will try again in 2021.