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Old 11-21-2020, 10:06 PM   #11
Bob B.
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Re: GM Semis

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Originally Posted by factorystock View Post
I'm drooling over that one. Thanks for posting special-K. A '64 or '66, appears to have a Hendrickson rear suspension, so it must be a dual drive and not a tag?
Funny thing a lot of the Chevy 6X2 trailing axle tandems did use Hendrickson rear suspension. They used the Chevy or Eaton built 14,000# drive axle in front with a dead axle in the rear position. The Hendrickson beam suspension worked well in those applications, it was less likely to 'hang' the drive axle on uneven terrain than a 4 leaf tandem suspension. That having been said, I think the truck in the picture is 'twin screw' judging by the lug tires on both rear axles.
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