Originally Posted by Exclusive RC (Post 121547)

Keith clearly has an Orange fettish.... its so bad that Ive made up an Orange and named it after him and 50% of my paint inventory is made up of "Keith Orange"!!!!!! but all jokes aside, this is by far one of the NICEST well built, well though out Dump Trucks I have laid my eyes on and got the oppurtunity to see up close and personal.... the pictures do not do it justice what so ever.... It runs and sounds as good as it looks and the **** thing can move a house! No detail was spared, and the sad part about it, is Keith is still trying to figure out what else to do too it..... lmao... it never ends...... Great Job BUD!

Originally Posted by speedy8305 (Post 121589)

Yes great build in deed

Originally Posted by BRICKNICK (Post 121593)

Keith.......(speechless) :jaw:

Originally Posted by Lil Giants (Post 121620)

I think the only detail missing with most of your projects is a company name. ;)

Originally Posted by Steve1503 (Post 120783)

If you could get me the part # for the springs, I would appreciate it.

Originally Posted by Bo Wallen (Post 121991)

"I'm running out of superlatives to describe what i think"
So i just say AWESOME !

Originally Posted by speedy8305 (Post 121998)

Hey that thing is BAD A@# now you just need some ripps in the canvas like ya een carrying an A@@ load of rock lol j/k but anyway that is spot on how much would you charge to make another one ?

Originally Posted by bigford (Post 121999)

Keith
the mack is killer and the tarp is AWESOME !

Originally Posted by pontiacmann (Post 122016)

looks good would like a vid of the tarp working.:jaw:

Originally Posted by Kaf343 (Post 122020)

Thanks Pontiac man, go up the thread a few posts. There's a video I posted yesterday.

Originally Posted by up9018 (Post 122021)

That is a great looking truck. The level of craftsmanship is superb. Nice Job.

Chris

Originally Posted by heavy_duty (Post 122025)

Keith, man that tarp is slick.The whole truck is bad.What material did you use for the tarp?

Ed

Originally Posted by pontiacmann (Post 122034)

yes i know :D:D:D TY

Originally Posted by Supermario (Post 122045)

I'm thinking, once you get the loader in the proper colors , perhaps this might be a " keeper combo" ? :D:lol:;).
Hmmm, I seem to remember asking you about keeping or parting before :rolleyes:

Amazing work and beautiful truck Keith.

Originally Posted by Supermario (Post 122045)

I'm thinking, once you get the loader in the proper colors , perhaps this might be a " keeper combo" ? :D:lol:;).
Hmmm, I seem to remember asking you about keeping or parting before :rolleyes:

Amazing work and beautiful truck Keith.

Originally Posted by Lmackattack (Post 122063)

Looks great with all the extra details. I really like the way you captured the look of a old DM Mack. Hope your diffs are locked in because that truck should go thru anything looking that tuff and all.

Originally Posted by Erick O (Post 122185)

Truck is bad ***. Would be even cooler with a plow hanging on the front like the old dump trucks that ran around NYC. I could totally see the truck pushing some snow

Originally Posted by BRICKNICK (Post 122231)

You would be getting use outta your snow plow here In Jersey now Keith LoL.

Originally Posted by Jakyat (Post 122232)

Just have to say, i really admire your attention to detail. You have done an exceptionally fine job of nailing the target that you talked anout on page one of this thread. Hats off to you!!!

Originally Posted by Lmackattack (Post 122257)

A plow would be quite fitting for this truck. Seams every big township on the east coast had a large mack plow truck. I had a job about 15 years ago driving a RD mack with a plow. Never did find a drift that stopped it. Load up that box full with sand and keep your foot in it. That maxidyne pushed harder the more she lugged down on the RPMs. Ahhh...Good times back then!

I want to construct a removable highway plow for my green Mack 6 wheeler. With a full box of sand it can drive thru some snow. It would have to be made with a heavy blade so it can maintain contact with the road.

Originally Posted by up9018 (Post 122272)

The plow will look great. Then all you need is a guy next to it leaning on a shovel and it will be a true state job.

Can't wait to see how you make the plow.

Chris

Originally Posted by Erick O (Post 122349)

That will be awesome man

Originally Posted by bigford (Post 122351)

my old mack had a slip on plow that hooked to
the front axle and pinned to the frame behind the bumper

Originally Posted by rc13 (Post 122355)

Hi, I am glad to see that you have decided to build/install a plow for that bad boy. I love plows. I have installed them on several of my vehicles/machines. On youtube I am mbrinc10. I don't recall seeing any plows on your other vehicles. Besides buckets on machines, blades on dozers, and your Blizzard SR, do you have any snow plows that we have not seen? Well if this is the first I am sure it will be nice. I am interested to see how you will raise/lower the plow and angle left to right. I know some of those older truck/plow setups did not even angle, they just lifted up and down.
Eddie

Originally Posted by bigford (Post 122444)

I was dumping salt at the riverhead town yard and this was just waiting for it pic to be taken. plus it's ORANGE!!!!
http://i1335.photobucket.com/albums/...psdcbe994f.png

Originally Posted by RCP57 (Post 122829)

Hope you don't mind me posting these here Keith. Does this look like it will work? I know it's the wrong Mack, but at least it's a Mack...:D

http://i1293.photobucket.com/albums/...ps0a09b1bc.jpg
http://i1293.photobucket.com/albums/...ps7e9637be.jpg
http://i1293.photobucket.com/albums/...ps32a68c73.jpg
http://i1293.photobucket.com/albums/...psbdc0aaea.jpg