Here is an interesting mixer. Emblem removed. Photo from Sven Bengston.



Jeff

Totally a WAG Canadian SCOT??? Definately a Budd/Ford C model cab but a lot of people used them.

Brocky

Looks like something Hendrickson might do!

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Central Wisconsin

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While both Ford and Mack utilized this style cab -- this is an FWD

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George Murphey --

FWD for sure. Wheels in rear are giveaway

Got to be FWD

FWD front axle different looks like hub to as we in Aus call spider adapter

I'll say Fabco.

If it's an FWD, then it probably has FWD axles. I would surmise it is an 8x6 whick was a popular configuration for a 4 axle straight truck. The front wheel can unbolt like a Budd wheel or the rim can demount like a Dayton wheel.

Thanks Brian, I think you have given me the night off, that's about all I know about this one ! Of course this is an 8x6 FWD using that famous Budd designed cab. This cab has seen duty on many different makes of trucks, including Ford and Mack along with several smaller companies. George Murphey had this 1st. Thanks to Sven Bengston for the mixer pic and Brian Kelly for the ad.





Jeff