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There's not much different in early to late T 2090 trans. There were a few updates to the sliding clutches for hi and low range, but installation is the same. I have a manual you can borrow,send a PM and I'll mail it and you can return it when done. Steve
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Nice job! Lots of work but well worth it. Way better than patching and buttering it up. Keep the pics coming. Steve
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That's a nice looking truck! In my opinion the best that Mack currently produces.Hope it treats you well. Steve
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Yes, you have to be a deaner to buy direct from PAI. You can however buy from a dealer. We are a PAI dealer and sell alot of parts and use alot on our own trucks and farm tractors.The quality is exellant and pricing is reasonable.I have rebuilt several 855 and N-14 Cummins with thier kits and have had no problems.Many of the parts on my Superliner came from PAI. Steve
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Just damn , well I guess if I make it to macungie I'll just drive my pickup I don't want to get parked near you and let my crud pull you down with it. Is that actually gold leaf or is it gold leaf style vinyl?
That's poor mans goldleaf, just vinyl.And don't worry about parking next to mine, yours is gorgeous
that lettering looks sharp,but you need to replace the Peterbilt sleeper mounts.Mike,I thought I could get away with utilizing some Paccar innovations on the Mack,but you caught me.Didn't have my mounts made yet,so I improvised so it could be striped.
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nice job steve, who did the graphics, want to do the brock up
Hi Don. Good to hear from you. The girl who does this is Southpawz Graphics in Perry. I've got her card in my toolbox at work.Will get the no. for you. Thanks,Steve
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THAT is sharp looking, Lines look real goodlooking really nice, great job.thats sweet wish i had garage that big to work on my trucksOh my that is absolutely beatiful. Id be afraid to drive it!!!
Thanks guys. I am being a big showoff now 'cause it's almost doneThis is the shop where I work.I'm allowed to bring mine in nights and weekends.No Vinnie,I won't drive it 'til spring so I don't mess it up.Steve
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Where did you get the mateerial to replace the sleeper boot? I gotta replace mine its all cracked apart and letting water in.
I was lucky, the boot is in good shape.Not cracked on top corners. I work with a young fellow who did commercial roofing in the past and he tells me the rubber roofing material would be perfect for this. He brought in a small piece which I've made gaskets for the bunk latches,hood latches,etc.It is about 1/8" thick and quite pliable, I think it would be ideal.Steve
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Lookin good!!! When will we see pictures of the sleeper on the frame?
Thanks Vinnie. Probably Sat. night.The lady is coming Sat AM to letter and stripe it. Steve
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Steve, I just must have missed the topic.Wondered long ago of how do you do about Superliner.
Glad to see your paint job.
I also like blue better but shure that green will be nice with gold strips you plan to apply on.
The frame looks fresh to me, hope you don't need heavy metal work.
Vlad
Vlad,the frame didn't require too much work. I welded all the holes shut from the Neway ARD 244 that was on it.Redrilled for a Maxilite suspension,replaced all crossmembers. Needle scaled,ground and painted.Nothing compared to the job you undertook with the riveting,sandblasting,ect. Here,s a few shots of the sleeper.I finished painting Monday night.Hung the doors and installed latches and ready to put back on tomorrow night.
And a couple of shots of a customers very nice RD tri-axle milk tanker, 'cause everyone likes pics and RDs
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That is a sharp looking truck! Nice job! Steve
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I've messed with these for the last 35 years and have come to realize there is no science,just trial and error.At there best they are OK. After awhile the weatherstripping will conform to the door and the door will close better. It's hard to keep the strikers tight enough to hold adjustment. Just keep messing with it. Steve
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Wow Ray! You can pack a trailer full! Quite a variety of junk. Steve
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Hi,one of the members(I think) has a nice one on Ebay.Andrew James It is from Arizona and is now in Ohio. His no. is 330-506-6270
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it would be a lot of work.The driveshaft would need to be shortened,you need different mounts,it may not have the same yoke,etc.It would be easier to fix the 8LL.It's probably a worn sliding clutch as well as the gear it mates to.With a repair manual it's not a bad job. steve
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Vlad, wonderful job! I can see you are indeed a craftsman.Nice!
Steve
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Scott still has this. He is co-owner of 5 Corners Welding, Bliss,NY.He can be reached at 585-322-7369 during business hours.He's usually in before 6AM.
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I want to wish everyone out there a safe, happy and prosperous new year. Steve
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Ray,I had some immitation gold leaf made to outline the design that was on it.It's 3/4 " wide with a 1/4" orange border on each side.Ther's a girl up this way that does the fire trucks,I like her work so got her to do this for me.Hopefully this coming weekend she will do the cab and hood.Here's a pic of what it was, I know you only saw it briefly when you were up. No chrome for the engine.See you Ray,Steve
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Thanks Ray. No, it's just a skinny E6 350 2 valve.Hope you and yours had a real good Christmas.
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Merry Chtistmas to all!
Steve
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Travis, I,ve never seen a clock like that. Which of the other two are you looking for?Steve