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    The model A looks tiny on the G model. If you need room I’ll take the G off your hands. Mike
  2. yarnall
    The B20 cab is not smaller. It has a smaller engine and lighter suspension. Mike.
  3. yarnall
    Are you finally done with this? It sure took long enough. Now what am I going to read before bed? What’s the next project? I could bring a G73 up. It doesn’t need nearly as much work. Luckily that Coca Cola LJ isn’t done yet. I can live vicariously through him. Mike
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    The H613 was an H61 with a turbocharged 673 diesel. No other H61’s were built with turbos. They were all H613T’s, single axle tractors. The sole survivor has bees repowered with a naturally aspirated 673 so it’s basically an H61 now. Mike
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    One of the 3 H613’s built for Ralph G Smith of West Chester PA has survived.
  6. yarnall
    There is great article about Mack Australia in the latest issue of Double Clutch.
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    yarnall posted a topic in Parts Wanted

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    Nice. Have fun with it. I also have a 22 AB. Mine runs but has the wrong waterpump and is missing some parts. I heard 2 AB parts trucks sold in Massachusetts yesterday. Mike
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    That’s awesome. Says it’s pending. Wish I had seen it sooner.
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    I sent you a message.
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    I saw your Facebook post. For the top step on the fender, mine has a piece of wood cut with Mack logo plate bolted to it. I know Gary Mahan had had some it the plates cast. Do you also need the back step? I have one of those. Mike.
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    1959 H67T

    yarnall replied to h67st's topic in Trucks for Sale

    What’s the serial number? Is there there a Smith number visible? Thanks
  13. yarnall
    I’m in Berks County so not far away. There are always Dietz lanterns at Spring Melt in Allentown. That’s a half a year away.
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    Congratulations. Thanks awesome. What state is Franklin Square in? I would really like an AB or early B pumper, haven’t been lucky enough to find one yet.
  15. yarnall
    How about Paul Romano. He had a bunch of bells. I don’t have contact info.
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    Hello

    yarnall replied to Jr.'s topic in Introduction Forum

    Welcome. I have a 405A. #1002. What is yours? I know of several others. Luckily mine does not need engine work. I doubt parts are east to come by. You might be able To find a running engine that has been pulled. I have seen several 405A’s for sale over the years even though there weren’t many made. Where are you from? Mike
  17. yarnall
    You were supposed to have it to Mack day last year. Don’t bring it this year. I can’t go. This will be the first one I’ll miss in a bunch of years.
  18. yarnall
    Are you selling your B81?
  19. yarnall
    Post it here when you’re ready to part with it. II’m sure it won’t ask long. Mike
  20. yarnall
    It really looks great. I was surprised to see it together when you posted the photos a couple weeks ago. I had no idea you were so far along. Great work. Mike.
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    I have an H69 I’d be willing to part with. I have the cab on the truck a partially restored cab to go on it. It thought we’d do something with it but doubt we will. It’s in PA. Mike.
  22. yarnall
    Might as well add it.
  23. yarnall
    You WILL have it ready for Macungie. Good work!
  24. yarnall
    You could try Cal Little at Pine Hill Trailer Sales in Hummelstown Pa. He mostly has 707 parts but might have some 510.
  25. yarnall
    Only 3 weeks to get it ready for Macungie. I have faith in you.

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