Posted by eye4iron on September 03, 2017 at 20:05:47 from (107.129.41.23):
In Reply to: Mack DM posted by CBBC on September 03, 2017 at 09:48:06:
Detroit 6-71 engine would do the same thing. Lug it down until it quits and then the drive train would wind the engine backward. The drivers would call in saying smoke was coming out of the air cleaner.
I always told the drivers the next time it happens to floor the foot pedal until the engine quits. (no oil pressure) Haha. Gutless engines hauling 10 yards of concrete. The only way to drive them was to open the driver's door in the morning and slam it shut on your hand. Then drive it all day like you were pissed off at it!
When they first started making Mack trucks they should have stopped at two. They should have hoisted the first one up and dropped it on the second one.
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