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Beautiful truck, I'm sure the owner will be proud of all your hard work. -
Hi everyone! Still interested in Cubs and check in here on occasion but since all the Covid BS I've been taking care of my 9 year old granddaughter everyday...Leave a comment:
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Sweet ride Zip. Enjoy!...Leave a comment:
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Hi Jon! Trailer really looks great! Haven't been posting much lately due to absolutely hectic retired life but have been stopping by weekly to see what...Leave a comment:
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Yep. me too, I balled up about 40 feet of barbed wire once.
Best part is your ok Zip, the deck can be untangled and put back in service, but your...Leave a comment:
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It could be worse Jeff. You could be living in NY and have Cuomo as gov. Talk about idiots! -
Frank that is one awesome build! I had dreams of building something with a belly blade but never would have imagined the detail you've achieved. I also...Leave a comment:
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Thanks Jon. I figured it would have to be in a press to put it into release mode. I finally found an exploded view of a similar clutch and can see the...Leave a comment:
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Question for Jon
Totally unrelated to Cub stuff, but some of you might find the question and hopefully the following discussion interesting. Jon, have you ever taken the...You do not have permission to view this gallery.
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Yup, big steering wheel. 26" diameter on a manual box and 22" diameter with the power steering system in these Brockways. Mine is a manual box... -
As promised, here are some pictures of the 1972 Brockway tractor I'm restoring. It's powered by a 318 hp 8V-71 Detroit Diesel and has a 13 speed RoadRanger...You do not have permission to view this gallery.
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Cab and sheet metal are off. Front spring hangers are on the mill table ready to be bored and re-bushed. Here's the 8V-71 still in the frame at the moment....You do not have permission to view this gallery.
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Total restoration of a 1972 Brockway K360 road tractor. 8V-71 Detroit, RTO12513 RoadRanger transmission and 38DS Eaton tandem drive axle. Currently doing...Leave a comment:
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Don't worry about it Zippy, we've all been there and I'm there now myself. The 2072 still hasn't been painted, the 1772 needs a starter and pump seals,...Leave a comment:
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