71 LT1 with M22 Transmission

[Patrick H.]

Re: 71 LT1 with M22 Transmission

I knew I was forgetting something...

Patrick

[Patrick H.]

Re: 71 LT1 with M22 Transmission

I knew I was forgetting something...

Patrick

[John H.]

Re: Date Spread-- trans assy to final production

Wayne -

As I recall, there were about four transmission pallets adjacent to the line operator (for the high-runners), and the stockman fetched the low-runners when required. The off-line inventory was stored closer to the rail dock.

[John H.]

Re: Date Spread-- trans assy to final production

Wayne -

As I recall, there were about four transmission pallets adjacent to the line operator (for the high-runners), and the stockman fetched the low-runners when required. The off-line inventory was stored closer to the rail dock.

[Wayne M.]

Thanks, John --- sounds logical

Do you remember if it was Joe #930 who posted a picture of the Muncies on a pallet (upside down) ?

Usually, I copy all those shots, but don't believe I did for this one.

[Wayne M.]

Thanks, John --- sounds logical

Do you remember if it was Joe #930 who posted a picture of the Muncies on a pallet (upside down) ?

Usually, I copy all those shots, but don't believe I did for this one.

[John H.]

Re: Thanks, John --- sounds logical

Wayne -

That was one of Michael Hanson's photos; Muncies came 32 to a steel-banded wooden pallet, 4 layers, 8 transmissions per layer.

[John H.]

Re: Thanks, John --- sounds logical

Wayne -

That was one of Michael Hanson's photos; Muncies came 32 to a steel-banded wooden pallet, 4 layers, 8 transmissions per layer.

[Verne Frantz]

Re: Thanks, John --- sounds logical

John,
Do you know how T-10s were delivered?
Verne

[Verne Frantz]

Re: Thanks, John --- sounds logical

John,
Do you know how T-10s were delivered?
Verne

[John H.]

Re: Thanks, John --- sounds logical

Verne -

No, not offhand - don't know if they were in racks or on pallets; I was there in '67, and T-10's were long-gone in '63.

[John H.]

Re: Thanks, John --- sounds logical

Verne -

No, not offhand - don't know if they were in racks or on pallets; I was there in '67, and T-10's were long-gone in '63.