is this a mack?

[wascomatw74]

Sorry, I can't get pic to post not computer savvy .I'll keep trying Sorry about the size.Said it's a 1961 5ton

 

[sandcobra164]

No way to tell that I can see. The Mack does have a passenger side fender mounted air cleaner but so do the LDS-465 trucks in the M39 series. Macks are actually pretty rare in my research but they are great motors in my opinion. Perhaps AMGeneral can enlighten us but I see nothing definitive on that being a Mack powered truck. Now if you posted a pic of the motor from the top, the Turbo would give it away pretty quickly as the LDS mounted the turbo below the exhaust manifold, the Mack held it up high and proud!!! Post a top down motor shot and I could figure it out.

 

[AMGeneral]

Impossible to tell,the air cleaner assmy has definetly been changed to one off a 800 series truck. As Joe said,get a few pictures of the engine for a positive ID.

 

[doghead]

Nope, It's a dumptruck.

 

[vtdeucedriver]

Wow if that's a Mack or a multi, it must have a maze of a intake under the hood. My guess is a old gasser with a vertical stack.

 

[MyothersanM1]

I beg to differ...it's a rusty, green dump truck

 

[Gastrap]

My local VFD has a 5 ton with the 673 engine. It has the same air filter setup as the multi in their other truck.

 

[vtdeucedriver]

My local VFD has a 5 ton with the 673 engine. It has the same air filter setup as the multi in their other truck.

Yes they both have the same cannister Assy. If you note on those trucks the air intake tube goes in towards the front of the side panel and then it will make the turn to the turbo inlet. The truck pictured here has a 800 series with it's intake tube going in towards the engine at the back of the panel. This would mimic where the intake is on the 6602. If this was a multi or Mack, They should have mounted the can the other way around. To make this work there has to be some fancy duct work under that hood.

 

[Danl]

what you have here is an old army truck