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I am looking for a pair of the hood rollers and plates for my 1985 RS688LST with the air ride cab.

 

The plates that I am referring to are mounted on the fiberglass hood and the passenger side plate is missing off of both of my trucks.

 

The remaining plate on the 1985 has an additional piece Attached to it, was there an extension for the air ride cab?

 

On the 1985 truck the roller and bracket are missing on the driver side

 

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On the passenger side the bracket for the roller is there but the roller is missing

 

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This is what the plate looks like on the 1975 hood

 

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What are the dimension of the rollers?

 

I am looking for the missing parts or photos of the parts from other trucks so I can confirm what I have are good templates to fabricate the parts, when I have the time

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I looked at what I have after work today and discovered that the driver side and passenger side are different so I can't simply copy what I have

This is the passenger side roller bracket

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This is the hood on the passenger side

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This is the driver side mount, and the roller mount is not there and the mounting is completely different

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This is the drivers side hood

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Can anyone help me with parts or pictures and roller dimensions?

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Looks a combination of air ride cab and a non air ride.    terry:MackLogo:

 

What do you mean by that?

 

My non air ride cab firewall mounts are completely different

 

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If you are referring to the hood, the bracket attached directly to the fiberglass appears to be the same as my non air ride cab with a strange spacer and the bottom bracket

 

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1 hour ago, Quickfarms said:

 

What do you mean by that?

 

My non air ride cab firewall mounts are completely different

 

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If you are referring to the hood, the bracket attached directly to the fiberglass appears to be the same as my non air ride cab with a strange spacer and the bottom bracket

 

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The round insulator is a 9QM142. The rectangular insulator is a 35RC178 (molded FOMOCO) because Ford used it too.

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What I have seen on the pics of the RS that setup is similar to Eastern R with airride cab. I have it on my R688. Two rollers have different attachments indeed. I suppose the rollers themself are similar nor brackets. The hood plates are of a steel channel kind, have no rubber pad since the roller suppose to roll on them, not bump. The padded hood plates are seem like off a solid cab mount truck.

Никогда не бывает слишком много грузовиков! leversole 11.2012

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I would buy a piece of U-channel or a square steel pipe and fabrikate a temporary part until some ruined R-model hood shows up. Sometimes they do.

Of the places I'd check out on such stuff Sparr Mack in FL and Global Truck Traders in VT float up in my mind. Both could be found on the net.

Никогда не бывает слишком много грузовиков! leversole 11.2012

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