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Mack ......... nothing but M A C K pix
5 years 2 months ago #197764
by Dave_64
Replied by Dave_64 on topic Mack ......... nothing but M A C K pix
Think it was Cleanaway in Sydney tried a few of these out, had the 673 Mack engine and either a 9 or 10speed Mack box, small 34000 lb worm drives on the lightweight camel back suspension. Wouldn't swear to it, but believe you could option the Allison slosh box as well.
But as usual, IDSTBC. (All care-no responsibility)
Dave
But as usual, IDSTBC. (All care-no responsibility)
Dave
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5 years 2 months ago #197771
by R.Buron
Replied by R.Buron on topic Mack ......... nothing but M A C K pix
Thank you Dave.
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5 years 2 months ago - 5 years 2 months ago #197860
by Lang
Replied by Lang on topic Mack ......... nothing but M A C K pix
The cabover truck MIR model with set forward cab used the cab from Brockway N527TL Huskiteer. It came into production range after purchasing the Brockway company by Mack Trucks. The MIR model was equipped with a diesel engine MaxiDyne with output of 237 hp and 12-speed gearbox with two levers.
Here is a full Australian Spec Sheet. I have tried everything to upload it but the forum will not allow any format I can create out of the web site.
www.trucksplanet.com/catalog/model.php?id=520
Here is a full Australian Spec Sheet. I have tried everything to upload it but the forum will not allow any format I can create out of the web site.
www.trucksplanet.com/catalog/model.php?id=520
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5 years 2 months ago #197896
by Brocky45
Replied by Brocky45 on topic Mack ......... nothing but M A C K pix
Lang, That is a sharp truck.. Mack bought Brockway in 1956, BUT did not combine the design engineering departments until about 1974 for the introduction of the R model cabs on Brockways in 1976. I do not remember Mack using this cab in the States?? I Think Mack's LCF cab for city tractors and refuse trucks was different??Mack used Brockway's new tilt hood design to be introduced in 1978 for the American long nosed Superliner.
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