I was a kid when they were building Interstate 91 up here in Vermont.My Grandfather owned a gravel pit that they got material from for some of the project.Its one of my fondest memories playing in my sandbox and watching trucks similar to this one drive by the house to the pit.
I've had several B Models over the years.... My only complaint about them is how small those cabs are.... I'm a Big Dude and the Steering Wheel lays in my Lap and Rubs on my Belly... I still have a 1969 R Model on the Road... I have it underneath my Old Rogers Low Boy.... Like the Old Advertisements used to say: "Nothing Breaks Wind Like A Bull Dog"!..... Haha!... I don't know about all that... That old Maxidyne does okay, but you ain't getting anywhere in a hurry.... She will drag the World along behind her if you can put traction to the Ground... She is good Truck... Just can't be in a hurry... Even with the 20 Speed it's "Gear Bound" right around 63 MPH.... It's a Truck that i send out on Jobs that are Paid by the Hour, I'll put it that way!... Haha!
I was lucky enough about 20 years ago to drive a vintage B61 with a 34 foot refer of the same vintage good memories Thank you for another great video 👍
most of the time ⌚ 😊 when U see them they tractor trailers very few dump trucks U see that is old school 🚸 😊 back in the day that's what they was back in the day 😊😊 OMG 8 2O 2O24
Old Dave that used to have the Mack b model for Ranger transport said you can't be a big guy. Mack cabs are small. Mack trucks they used to run big rubber on them 1200-24.
I could pick up a 1975 Mack COE day cab right now not running 3000. Dollar’s, it over on adventures made from scratch Silas on UA-cam, I’m trying to trade for it , but u might be able to save it from the crusher, that’s what he does, thanks BigAl California.
I was thinking this is a west coast truck but someone else said they thought New York i would have expected it to have Dayton wheels if it was from the east
I really wanna know the story these trucks could tell, and I would love to tour this area myself someday. I’m looking at going to college in at Gonzaga in Spokane, I’m assuming this is private property I would need permission to look at?
I recently saved the ID plates and engine from an old P&H dragline. aid estimate 30’s or 40’s, but id like to find out date of manufacture. Reddit suggested you for advice. is there an email I cam send a picture to?
I was a kid when they were building Interstate 91 up here in Vermont.My Grandfather owned a gravel pit that they got material from for some of the project.Its one of my fondest memories playing in my sandbox and watching trucks similar to this one drive by the house to the pit.
Arguably the most handsome truck Mack ever made.
I agree
The best looking trucks on the road in that era.
I've had several B Models over the years.... My only complaint about them is how small those cabs are.... I'm a Big Dude and the Steering Wheel lays in my Lap and Rubs on my Belly... I still have a 1969 R Model on the Road... I have it underneath my Old Rogers Low Boy.... Like the Old Advertisements used to say: "Nothing Breaks Wind Like A Bull Dog"!..... Haha!... I don't know about all that... That old Maxidyne does okay, but you ain't getting anywhere in a hurry.... She will drag the World along behind her if you can put traction to the Ground... She is good Truck... Just can't be in a hurry... Even with the 20 Speed it's "Gear Bound" right around 63 MPH.... It's a Truck that i send out on Jobs that are Paid by the Hour, I'll put it that way!... Haha!
Thanks Todd We always enjoy your “find”s and thank the collector for sharing his great collection
I was lucky enough about 20 years ago to drive a vintage B61 with a 34 foot refer of the same vintage good memories
Thank you for another great video 👍
Love those old 2 stick Macks! Great subject!
Nice truck! Macks will always be one of my favorites. 👍👍
Boy that truck is in great shape! I remember when these ruled the road.
I was born in '62. I've only watched ready mix and dump trucks of this vintage form a distance. Nice example of what was the best back in the day.
@@richardgauthier2155 i graduated high school in 62. Then enlisted USMC my 19th birthday!
That’s when Mack trucks were tough, No Plastic!!!
@@walterlamb4756 Enlisted in the USMC in '82. MOS 5711.
MOS 0811/8511
Semper Fi Brother
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Nice rig. Thanks for posting Todd. Take care. Fred.
That truck is pretty solid. I love those B series Macks.
That feller has a great collection of equipment. I wonder how many thousands of loads that Mack has hauled. Him too. Great video 🤘
It still gets used and hauls around its home town, talked to him the other day, it has work coming up.
This man has quite a gem here I would love to have this truck
I drove those over 40 years ago. Great old truck.
Awesome. Jealous, those old Mack’s are so cool
Hope that eventually finds its way inside.
Great video and you have some cool friends..👌
He lives in a nice place. His dog likes it too.
So beautiful truck❤
Beautiful Mack B61 ! I have a Nice Mack B61 Tractor myself : )
most of the time ⌚ 😊 when U see them they tractor trailers very few dump trucks U see that is old school 🚸 😊 back in the day that's what they was back in the day 😊😊 OMG 8 2O 2O24
Sweet old Mack
I've always liked the b models
👍👍👍Great vid truck looks fantastic 👍👍👍👍
First truck I learned on and drove was a 61 b model with a 5+4, single axel with 1200/ 24 tires. I was 16.
Awesome! Would love to see a ride along in this one!
when you said next level, i swear I seen a 1968ish International DF 480 in the background, down yonder. Hope you can get a vid of that truck one day.
Way cool find Todd.
Mack Attack!😎👍
What a sweetheart
Like these old Macks
Great looking '62
#Priceless‼
Wow! That driver's side rear rear outside LRO (Left Rear Outside) Budd wheel has it's center riveted to the rim!
Very well kept
Great truck
ross def has cool stuff!
I like the dump truck
Old Dave that used to have the Mack b model for Ranger transport said you can't be a big guy. Mack cabs are small. Mack trucks they used to run big rubber on them 1200-24.
Oh to spend a day in there.
Had a lot of miles on a B61 both 🎉with a 5th wheel, and a dump. Air assist power steering.
Elephant ears on the camel back suspension
I could pick up a 1975 Mack COE day cab right now not running 3000. Dollar’s, it over on adventures made from scratch Silas on UA-cam, I’m trying to trade for it , but u might be able to save it from the crusher, that’s what he does, thanks BigAl California.
I was thinking this is a west coast truck but someone else said they thought New York i would have expected it to have Dayton wheels if it was from the east
Good observation, the owner said the wheels were changed from Dayton for some reason.
Thanks video very good shape need little bit tlc but ok.😊
I learned in a b53
I really wanna know the story these trucks could tell, and I would love to tour this area myself someday. I’m looking at going to college in at Gonzaga in Spokane, I’m assuming this is private property I would need permission to look at?
QUADRAPLEX GEAR BOX !!
Bristol Donald dump body, an easy way to tell if a truck is from ny or nj
Tough ol dog
Anybody realize Mack has and always had, a double frame? Still do.
Former BAIRD CONSTRUCTION truck outa Connecticut
What hp
I recently saved the ID plates and engine from an old P&H dragline. aid estimate 30’s or 40’s, but id like to find out date of manufacture. Reddit suggested you for advice. is there an email I cam send a picture to?
Sounds like a neat find, I don't have any info or records on stuff like that. PAmining channel would be next best inquiry as to draglines though.
@@skadill Thanks!
Ése camión era doble caja 5 y4 es Toronto B61