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Outstanding! Can't wait to see that Mack Cargo!

I googled: "October 2009 Rausch Creek Offroad Park" and got a bunch of hits on 4x4 clubs having events at RC in Oct. but not on that weekend (24,25) so thats good news!:-D ================================================================ Yeah those guys near the trail head were definetely down...

See you this evening! I'd like to hear from a few more before a decision is made but it looks like the 22nd-25th will be the date.

Yeah your right, Nov. might be too much with the weather for some. Well we got: Oct. 15,16,17,18 or Oct. 22,23,24,25 Hmmmmmm........:| I vote for the latter option if that counts for anything.

Hi, Sorry for the delay. I asked Lynn from RC the questions you guys raised. Her response: "October is the busiest month of the entire year so it's hard to pick any weekend that's going to be less crowded. We will have more camping space opened up by the time your event rolls around...

Nice pics pat. That would be great Lex. You can see our progress on the 819.

Hi, If you buy it, let me know if you need it hauled up to you:!:

Those are all great ideas. Thanks OLDCHEV for bringing this up. That means you're still really excited about it:-D "I wonder if we could work out a Thursday PM arrival and hit the trail early Friday?" -Maddawg had this idea last year and maybe we should implement it for 09', although it...

-Axle ratings are always measured by the capacity of the axle housing or assembly. Springs are a variable. I would guess that a 5ton rockwell rear has nom. rating of 38-40K -A front 5ton Rockwell would be less due to steering components like the kingpins and spindles etc. I would guess...

Hood Modifications Wow I never realized they existed. Thank you for that info. Does anyone have a picture of one? Edit: here are some pics I found

Yeah I'm trying to avoid a civi looking cowl induction scoop although I'm sure what I fabricate will look like a wart or a big juicy pimple. *splat*:-P

The body lift idea is a great concept but think of all the trouble involved: -Radiator/Cab/Fender supports -Clutch, Brake Actuation -Steering Components Would the bed be raised as well? What would it look like with a huge 6" gap between the battery tray, toolbox/running boards? Thats a...

Thats awesome buggyman! The race is on!:wink: Thats a great price too! Its too bad you bought that one, I have the same exact motor behind the barn for sale:-P. (see photo) I am happy that you went with a Cummins as it will be much easier overall. I still question the clamping ability of the...

It could've been a "Priest." Or maybe an M3 Lee

A friend of mine in my ATHS club has a 49' Mack LJT with a stock NH-220 (743ci) routed to twin stacks w/no muffs. Ditto to what DaveP described: It barks!! I think it sounds great and it isn't that loud. At idle it burbles and is pretty quite. I would say go for it! (the 819 w/400...

Hi, That is really great that you saved it. It was calling out to youfat lady sings Get the largest angle grinder you can find, pop a wire-cup wheel on there, put on a resperator and a Tyvek suit and attack that MoFo:tin hat: You'll enjoy the peace & quite from the gasser when you...

:drool: :beer: :hammer: Excellent!

Agree 100% Chris. When operating a 939 you only have to use the weight of your foot to gently squeeze the pedal. If you use your leg muscles at all, you'll go through the windshield.:razz:

I'm hiding the sky Were removing the 5th wheel so we can take it apart,wire wheel and grease it so it is fully functioning. It looks like its been used twice in its life.

*Thanks guys for the continued interest in this project. I forgot to add these pics: Our Sam Winer care package arrived. (900 series front axle brake parts) The Brockway donor truck mentioned earlier in this thread just happened to have Rockwell rears;-). They, along with 800 and 900 series...