Some trucks from work
 

I figured I would share some of the trucks I work on during the week.

1959 Ford SuperDuty, 401ci
http://i164.photobucket.com/albums/u...ker/img054.jpg

1986 International S2500, inline 6, turbo, fmic, DT 466
http://i164.photobucket.com/albums/u...ker/img055.jpg

1972 WHITE 4000, 6v53 Detroit diesel
http://i164.photobucket.com/albums/u...ker/img056.jpg

Mack, I have no clue on the year or motor except its turbocharged
http://i164.photobucket.com/albums/u...ker/img058.jpg

Heres the trans from it, damn thing is like 400lbs and the flywheel makes mine look like a baby:
http://i164.photobucket.com/albums/u...ker/img059.jpg

We also have a couple others I didnt get a chance to take pics of but I'll grab them tomorrow

1982 International Cargostar, CAT 3208 diesel, N/A
1972 Michigan Loader, 8v71 Detroit diesel... fuckin nasty
1973 Trojan 1900 loader

i thought you worked on motor homes?? those things look like fun and a pain in the ass at the same time. tight quarters?

We do motorhome rental and sales but the season is over and we do Mass Highway plowing in the winter.. 140/hr.. why not?

Sometimes its good sometimes its bad. Depends on the trucks. The Macks(we have 2 of the same) and the Intl. cargostar suck sometimes because you hafta jack up the cab and then work on it with limited space. The White is easy since on the sides of the hood are little catwalks. You can sit/lay easly and work. You can see my co-worked legs on the right side of the truck lol

The s2500 is so easy to work on is pathetic. The whole nose comes forward if you let the plow assembly now as well as opens up from the top. Theres also enough room to sit/stand in the wheel wells to work on things.

Theyre fun trucks really. I watched my boss slam gears in the White the other day.. nothing like a 10 spd manual.. lol

The Mack is an MR series. Could be from early 80's to the 00's! They used to have 672ci 6 cyl's in them then they went to 728ci in the mid 90's or so.

I know its a 80's I'll find out tomorrow though.

lol fuck that i wouldnt want to work on those things lol

Interesting

But do they run?!?!?!?!?

I'm sorry, I'm sorry....I couldn't resist

pretty cool...how many trucks you have on with the state?

Cool shit! Are these at that facility on the Pike in Brimfield?

Yup! Some of them been running longer than I've been alive!

We have 5 trucks and 1 loader so 6 total this year.

Nope we keep them on site so we can maintain them ourselves.

pretty sweet stuff

Heres the other Mack with the BIG plow and the International Cargostar..

http://i164.photobucket.com/albums/u...ker/img060.jpg
http://i164.photobucket.com/albums/u...ker/img061.jpg

That Cargostar is an old one! They haven't been around since the mid 80's. Is it gas powered? A lot of them had the old AMC 345 V8 for power.

It's a 82, its diesel.. CAT 3208, one of the most reliable diesel motors ever made.

The good old 636 ci, 210 hp Cat. Cant beat those. Dead nuts reliable!

Yeah the thing is nuts, I guess the whole motor is sealed too and can be submerged in water!

any updates?