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I use Lucas myself but have used Howes in the past and it is also a very good product.

AC compressor mounts on right side of engine under fuel filter.

Great video! They did an awesome job on it. Loved it. It's something I'm sure we can all relate to.

I put a Hedrickson air ride with Eaton rears from a 2000 CH under my Superliner a few years ago. I stripped the Superliner frame down and slid the CH suspension and rears under it. Your R model frame is narrower than a Ch so you'll need to make up some flat plates and drill them to the bolt pattern of the CH crossmembers and suspension hangers and shim the game out accordingly. I'd check the ratio difference and see how close she they are before I would swap the rears. If the Ch ones are close I'd use them. But I'm not sure if the r model pigs will bolt up to the newer housings ??? Maybe.

The E9 with the Robert Bosch pump I have came out of a 92 MH and it had cable driven Tach it drives off the fuel pump gear on the front just like the AMBAC pump I have. On my other E9. So they must have went to electric tach in 93.

They're cast parts, on thermostat housing. Easy enough to make your own.

That is a very nice collectable. Would love to have it, if it wasn't so far for me and I had some disposable cash laying around. I almost bought a 74 866 powered daycab F from the owner of.

D & H Mack in Dearbourn Michigan about a dozen years ago which was rare that the owner was willing to sell it in itself let alone being a V8 daycab. It wasn't in as good of shape as the one for ale in WA now, but still wish I would have bought a few of the goodies from D&H when I could have being they're all part of history now.

Happy belated birthday Scott.

Sweet ! I saw that white B Model and the green H Model on a float pulled by a black vision Friday around lunch time just south of Ithaca Mi. on 127 and a couple old buses not too far behind that. I was wondering where they were headed, figured must have been a show somewhere. Thanks for sharing the pics.

Other dog, did you go to Ken Miller or Mcjunkin in Indiana PA?

She looked good with spokes Scott but it looks way better with buds . I went with buds on mine a long time ago. Way easier to clean, plus it gives it a more modern look. I like the buds.

Great find. I think I remember seeing that truck up at Notre Dame Du Nord years back.

Joe Ditchkus , that guy didn't happen to tell you any history about that B61. I never talked to the guy but a bunch of guys from my hometown were there with me and we were admiring it. We were wondering if it was a former Spinks Sand & Gravel truck from Leamington. Because that was their paint colours. Pea green with black fenders. But none of us could say or remember if they ever had any B61 Macks. So we would like to hunt the guy down sometime just to ask.

You got that thing lookin great Scott.

Took my Superliner to the show up in Clifford, Ontario . She ran great rides and drives better than a new one. Got lots of attention everywhere we went turned heads in every town we passed through and lots of compliments on it at the show. They figure they had around 300 trucks there yesterday better part of them were 20 years or older, excellent turnout. I had a great time yesterday. I'll post pics after.

I think PAI sells them in Bone. I'll see if I can find a part# for you.

Happy Birthday!

Took it to Chatham for emission test. Passed with flying colours. Got my license sticker for 3 months on the way home. All ready for show season. My tail is Waggin ! Got stuck in a little rain on my way back wasn't too messy. I got something to do now. Clean it!

Farmer, You have a valid point. I was so caught up in the moment I forgot all about taking pics. I'll take some next time I take it out.