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1950 model. There is only one 2 1/2" discharge on the right side for a total of three which usually, but not always, indicates a 750 GPM pump. Probably about a 200 gallon tank 

which was about right for that year. My department's "B" models had four 2 1/2" discharges but four were 750 GPM and one was 1,000 GPM.

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On 10/20/2016 at 9:34 PM, bulldogboy said:

1950 model. There is only one 2 1/2" discharge on the right side for a total of three which usually, but not always, indicates a 750 GPM pump. Probably about a 200 gallon tank 

which was about right for that year. My department's "B" models had four 2 1/2" discharges but four were 750 GPM and one was 1,000 GPM.

                                     bulldogboy

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An 85 would be 750, 95 - 1000, 125 - 1250. Mack used model designations for the L's based on pump size and then provided an engine based on pump size.

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