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  On 8/22/2014 at 8:32 PM, mrsmackpaul said:

wow what an adventure looks green over there not what I expected I would have thought snow and ice great job :twothumbsup:

Paul

Paul, there was no snow and ice. It was summer and the best time to go to that area.

By the word I didn't miss a chance and swam in the river. A little bit :)

  On 8/22/2014 at 8:35 PM, gearhead204 said:

nice trip! if your dirt roads were narrower and had more defects it would remind me of our local dirt roads :loldude:

Yes, those roads weren't nice. That's sad although on the other hand that dirt road is just built (2-3 years) and must be paved in the nearest future. The reality is that there was NO road 2 years ago. Only in the winter when everything was frozen.

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  On 8/22/2014 at 8:42 PM, Bigdogtrucker said:

Looks like you had one heck of a good time,good memories I hope!What are the plans for the DMM?

Yes you are right. I had newer been so far to the North of the country.

As of DMM it's difficult to make plans now having alot on the list - Lanova engine rebuilt, MH wheels and hubs under revision and building the sleeper for R. Everything in one time.

I disliked I had to get cab removed, would more like to keep the truck assembled.

Should put it back on but better should painted it or at least apply primer.

I hope to fire up the engine to be shure it's ok. Probably will try it with no cab.

The frame I found out after I saw it up close was stretched out and the center of the bogie is now at the end of the original rails.

I think it will be good to cut it back and put the axles to their original position and get a short wheel base tracktor.

Anyway I need to do something over the broken middle axle and actually have no ideas on. Those axles look too heavy, more than 44000, maybe 65000. I have neither stuff of the kind. Shuld think a bit on the matter.

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  On 8/22/2014 at 9:14 PM, Doug Maney said:

Cool trip, thanks for posting photos. I wish you well with this project.

Thank you Doug.

  On 8/22/2014 at 9:01 PM, yarnall said:

Looks like fun. Sure got to see the country side. Maybe I'll come over for your next truck retrieval adventure. Mike

Mike, you're always welcome.

I'll let you know if I make a plan for any more crasy entertainment.

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Thanks Vlad, that was a great experience going on that adventure with you, nice pictures. "After 2 hours of work we had all the crap in."- you sound like a true trucker!

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Vlad

Thanks for the pictures. It is the only way I will get to see some of the rest of the World. some of them remind me of our trip to Alaska last Summer..,although the 120 miles of gravel Alaskan / Yukon Terr, Canada road we did were better than the sand road you were on.

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Brocky

Thanks Vlad for sharing your adventure with us. I agree with superdog, that is true Mack dedication to go to those lengths.

I wish you the very best with the DMM……I guess you will have the only one around your neighbourhood.

Keith

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Keith 

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