j hancock

Try here.

http://www.bigmacktrucks.com/index.php?/topic/29656-mack-days-2013-at-gerharts-october-4th-and-5th/

I took one of those Lowes educational wiring seminars and I is an electrician now.

For a graduation present, did they send you one of those blue aprons?

There was a movie years ago called the "Dirty Dozen".

This is "The Dirty Baker's Dozen"!

Are those body bound bolts in the trunnion? Or are they temporary?

Haha! Another successful DIY project.

Haha! Are you saying you could get the round peg into the square hole?

Well, that was going to be my question.

My piggy bank does not have that kind of coin inside.

I have seen worse but that is sad.

Wonder what the driver's house looks like?

One thing that I have to remember to do is pull the pin on the brake pedal to remove it and make sure the roller is clean, moves freely and is lubricated every so often. It is hiding in plain site.

Not saying it is causing your problem but more of a maintenance item for good operation over the long haul.

KooL to see the Little Irvy trailer which had been part of Tyrone Malone's traveling show!

Sure was a lot of stuff happening at that show.

Go into the Big Macks Wiki (listed on the toolbar section) and there are wiring diagrams for B's and R's with wire gauge, colors and how everything is to be set up.

The trend continues...

I was at the auction when Advanced bought it. There were two brothers that had a ton of equipment and trucks and this DM was one of their trucks. I can't remember what the bid price was but the Advance price of 18K has a bit of a profit margin built in. Advance was advertising it for a long time and don't know what may have happened to it. They sell quite a few trucks that take a cruise.

This one was for sale at another dealer in NH years ago and had 80k rears with air over hydr brakes.

That was the one I saw. It was at Advance Truck and Trailer in Newport, NH.

Years ago I saw an early DM800 with a V8 that had juice brakes on the rear. Don't remember what it had on the front.

It had been used for years in a house moving business.

Let's get ready to RRrrrumBbbellll!

Hmmm.....BMT members should get a quided tour from the curator of the museum. Just a thought.

Peterbilt....those are fighting words!

865 is 325 hp and 866 is 375 hp.

OD may give you a couple of hot dogs?

And Hot Sauce!

While selling hot dogs, also sell tickets for a walk through tour. You will be RICH!

Excellent!

That is some good photochopping or is it?

There you go again!

Getting creative. Apples and grapes will be a fine wine combination.

Good eye! I was in too much of a hurry to post the link and throw it in OD's face to notice the B model.

Well! That is sort of a pissy attitude!

Don't get OD mad at us or he won't do anymore of his stunning photochopping.

What happened with the grapes?