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I agree, building more than one at a time will make it more profitable for you. 100 hours isn’t bad in my opinion for a custom built unit. The end result is killer bud, she’ll sell….my guess is closer to May 24 and after income tax returns have all come in.
Going to try this tent out. It’s a Gazelle, seems well built and really quick to set up and take down. Less than a minute
Yes sir, sold it early this week and got close to asking price, so that was nice. Did a little wrenching on the 80 today, serviced the front brakes, greased the front driveshaft and fixed an issue with the driver front hub. And did a coolant flush with the Red stuff
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Glad it sold! Sometimes the hardest part, getting a buyer.
The LC is lookin’ pretty healthy, got any camping trips in the works?
We don’t have much by way of plans but as soon camping is open again we’ll be gone every weekend. I’m trying To get the 80 ready to go I have drilled and slotted Powerstop Z32 front brakes on the way, so I’m excited To get those one. There’s a clunk coming from the driver side that under braking that I can’t pin point.
We’re anxious to get away once the bugs subside, Especially because I just put a deposit on this, and we’ll be wanting to get out and use it. Going to bracebridge this aft to go check it out.
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Picked up the quad and I love the power steering!
Been busy with work too. I decided to sell the overland storage solution for the 80 I don’t really use it as intended. 400 bucks if anyone’s interested. And I just built this bar out in the back 40 and a new custom fire pitCongrats on the new quad! Looks awesome!
I love the reclaimed wood bar! I’ve been doing all kinds of stuff with reclaimed wood lately!
Reclaimed wood is tough to find now, I found a bunch of these old deck boards dumped off behind a store in town so I loaded them all up. They were filled with nails though.
Threw these on yesterday, they feel a bit better than the old ones, I couldn’t for the life of me get the caliper to compress enough to get the new pads in though, the old ones had a lot of life so I put them back in. But I think I’ll order new calipers and then use the new pads.
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Finally got the brakes all together, they feel great after bleeding. And I got around to installing these LEDs in the bumper while I was at it. The lights on old toyotas suck.
Back to our secret spot for a little family camping.
I forgot to post that I ordered a part time tcase kit for the 80 and I ordered Aisin hubs. We’ll see how it all comes together I haven’t installed it yet and I’ll most likely wait until the winter.
The 30 spline axles I put in are kinda soft and figured they wouldn’t last long with a lot of road miles, but if they’re not spinning they won’t wear out as quick.
What are these for?! 32×11.5×15
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