Posted by old on August 20, 2008 at 15:51:14 from (4.244.186.239):
Well I hauled in another tractor today so now I have another color in my collection, 1949 MM RTU, or thats what I think it is with out checking the numbers etc. Bad news is I got almost home with it when the rear axle bearing went out on my truck passengers side. I got with in 5 mile of home so I drove the last 5 mile in granny and went slow, but did get home. So tomorrow I get the fun of pulling the rear end apart. 1980 Chev heavy half ton truck. Not sure if I should do both sides or just one side but I know one side has to be done before I can use it again and I need that old truck so guess I'll be fixing it tomorrow.
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