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 Posted - January 18 2015 : 2:56:35 PM
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In a parts box, I found this motor. I don't know what it goes with but it runs very well.
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Posted - January 18 2015 : 3:12:15 PM
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AHM C-Liner.
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Posted - January 18 2015 : 3:34:43 PM
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quote:AHM C-Liner.
Originally posted by Redneck Justin - January 18 2015 : 3:12:15 PM
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Yep. Definitely a Mehano diesel truck. Here's how I can prove it.
-Steve
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Edited by - kovacste000 on January 18 2015 3:40:22 PM
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Posted - January 19 2015 : 07:47:30 AM
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Should have gotten the photo a little clearer but you can tell it is a EMD Bloomberg truck the type used on the BL2 and the early F units.
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Posted - January 19 2015 : 07:57:53 AM
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| Looks like a power torque re-fit project truck to me - great candidate
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Posted - March 16 2015 : 11:55:35 AM
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That is an AHM/Rivarossi Diesel truck. I have 5 of those.
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Posted - March 17 2015 : 03:13:28 AM
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It's Mehano (aka Tempo; Atest; Izola), not Rivarossi. It's for the later version of the F9 that was first marketed by ATT, and later Model Power, perhaps others. The ATT versions are immediately recognizable by the earlier 5 pole motor. This one's a later (and noisier) 3 pole model.
It would actually be much more suited for the BL2, since they should be Blombergs instead of the blocky FM C-Liner trucks they shoehorned into them instead.
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