Sweet, i love the Truck also, anything but a Mack

Anything but a MACK?

Sorry Todd, Im with Bisley57. Born an raised on Mack. Kinda partial to them !!

That is a very sweet pump and truck.

Here is another on a Freightliner. Truck is awesome. On the road and on the site.

i really like the obnixiously loud fan on a mack.  cant even hear the f....ing radio!!!! todd is correct Anything but a mack!!!

When I was very young, around 1976, I stopped at a truck stop (in Wawa Ontario) for gas, and written on the  washroom wall, and I will never forget this.

Driving a Mack truck is like f@cking a sheep.  It's OK......as long as no one sees you!

Looking forward to the 37 pulling into the lot the day after Christmas. My operator is really excited as am I. First new pump in about 6 years,  It will be pumping concrete on Fri if it isn't  raining or snowing!!   Yes, the Macks are loud  I know I have partial hearing loss being around my 47 a lot. Pumped 630 yd bridge deck today and can't hear much at all, Also looking forward to the auto, left knee repacement about 5 years ago makes driving a regular Mack transmission a pain in the a--. 

A few more nice pics of Alliance pumps mounted on Freightliners

Think it must like the only people that still love MACK just never drove anything else. Or they are English.. The English are a special breed. They love to struggle and mess around with crappy equipment. If things go to smooth there is no funn in it..

oh i have drove lots of different kings of trucks but i prefer a mack when dealing with concrete pumps you cant kill them

Put your pump on a Mercedes and you have 2 yards reach for free

Ore a luxery cab

On requestthe newest mersedes actros cab.

And the 2005 model

And the competision the other brand in our fleet MAN

And what about competition don’t matter what  brand is under the pump there is a dealer with in 20 miles and then I mean all the European leaders DAF, Volvo, Mercedes, Scania, MAN, and even Renault . Most of the trucking companies over here have a two ore more brand policy to keep the dealers sharp.