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03-17-2014, 04:59 AM
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Re: Mack M75SX
Ether old trick I used when prepping oil pans for reinstall . Never had a leaky oil pan or timing cover yet
 I just can't get the same stuff I used years ago , seams to leave a bit of oily residue that I have to blow off . electrical cleaner is real good too , I just never have it when need it  ether is always on hand this time a year.  yes I may try the Vaseline in the Mack logo on the hubs , I want that to stand out a bit .
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03-20-2014, 08:57 PM
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Re: Mack M75SX
almost back together
 leaving the rims raw aluminum to have a break in color  going back to the rc4wd tires just glue the back beads so they don't walk out under a load when turning For the fronts , I have some flexible foam from 3M to try , Just waiting on the applicator .  after thought , its funny to see paint on it 
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