Mack M75SX

RCP57 · #1 01-31-2012, 08:30 PM

By the looks of the Mack cab I would say that Euclid copied them as close as they could. It's like they had the same mother but different fathers.Haha.

doodlebug · #2 01-31-2012, 08:42 PM

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Originally Posted by RCP57

By the looks of the Mack cab I would say that Euclid copied them as close as they could. It's like they had the same mother but different fathers.Haha.

They must had the same Milkman

Thank's for sharing Steve!

Cheer's, Neil.

ihbuilder · #3 01-31-2012, 09:28 PM

thanks Steve , I'm trying to picture in my head where that pit is

I heard the name of the co. somewhere . if you get on 209 from port carbon Pottsville head to Tamoqua Its like your driving through a trench . sometimes you can see some small drags working on the banks . all you see is the boom maybe a glimer of red/orange in the trees I've did some home excavations in those hills . 18% grade roads is the norm

I'm wandering who really made the frames for those trucks . My dad worked for a co in 60's/70's (before I came in this messed up world

) that dug some of the fondation work at mack for the machines to make the rear axles on those trucks .I'm going to have to make a short trip to the mack histiric center someday , you up to it Scott ?

ihbuilder · #4 02-25-2012, 04:15 PM

Maintenance day today

then the barge came in with a load of coal that needed unloading

Altough it was just a little barge (250 ton )

I changed the motors to 65t lathe motors , what a difference

still got some kick in her in 2nd but 1st is a nice speed for workin in a crowded area . I had some probs up loading to y tube so I up loaded to PB for now

when uploading to y-tube finally worked the batts died in the cam

coming out of the docks

dumping in the stock yard

starting to get a little wear in the body now

I'll get the vids on y-tube later tonight

I gotta learn how to edit vids now