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Finally got the broken 85 PU front axle apart and found a broken Longfield hub gear, chewed up ring and pinion.
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that `s a lot of carnage
not sure what caused BL`s hub gear
the rnp looks like it was a bit loose on bearing peload check it on tear- down can`t really C tooth contact pattern but could be a tad shallow as well
not sure what caused BL`s hub gear
the rnp looks like it was a bit loose on bearing peload check it on tear- down can`t really C tooth contact pattern but could be a tad shallow as well
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If it was set up wrong all the teeth would show some wear. It was only a small group that were chewed up not chipped or broke off. Looks like it smashed a chunk of metal through it. IDK.
Soooo when are you going to start hanging all your trophies on the wall in the shop 
J/K .
Lets see (sheet metal doesn't count) Birfield, rear axle shaft, hub gear, ring and pinion, front drive shaft
If you drove a jeep I could understand but a Toyota hummmm. hope you get rid of that black cloud of breakage soon.
J/K . Lets see (sheet metal doesn't count) Birfield, rear axle shaft, hub gear, ring and pinion, front drive shaft
If you drove a jeep I could understand but a Toyota hummmm. hope you get rid of that black cloud of breakage soon.
Soooo when are you going to start hanging all your trophies on the wall in the shop
Lets see (sheet metal doesn't count) Birfield, rear axle shaft, hub gear, ring and pinion, front drive shaft
If you drove a jeep I could understand but a Toyota hummmm. hope you get rid of that black cloud of breakage soon.
me thinks your driving style comment in an other thread may have validity here as well
like the new trophy shed idea
nice fire cold 
remembrances that over there 2009 Barnwell & that 2011 Sicily Island Oh! & that was let me C 2025 s*** don`t remember :whoops:
Yea, but the driving style I don't think played into this breakage, it's not like he drove the truck like Mike. LOL
If the BSLCA had a "shed or shop" that it hung out at we could like you said make a "wall' . Hummm I have some electrical gremblems to hang on that wall a snaped rear axle shaft also to add to it.
If it were body parts and glass I think I could fill it up quick
If the BSLCA had a "shed or shop" that it hung out at we could like you said make a "wall' . Hummm I have some electrical gremblems to hang on that wall a snaped rear axle shaft also to add to it.
If it were body parts and glass I think I could fill it up quick
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yea!! a BSLCA club house to decorate 
we will need more that four wall
we will need more that four wall
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Yep beat alittle to hard on the beater, I keep breaking parts that I do not have spares for.
Been working on the front E-locker for the 85 PU, hoping to have it done for the weekend. Of course I have a small stud slightly off center so I have to open up one of the third member hole.
Been working on the front E-locker for the 85 PU, hoping to have it done for the weekend. Of course I have a small stud slightly off center so I have to open up one of the third member hole.
yup that is the most tedious & time consuming things getting them centered & straight
Albert are u talking about me again, lol
(Remember this one) Hey I think the tire on your trailer looks low
Funny man, did u mean front of my truck.
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Finally got the broken 85 PU front axle apart and found a broken Longfield hub gear, chewed up ring and pinion.
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Correction its a stock hub clutch gear that broke not a Longfield part. Also looks like the ring gear was stopped and the pinion continued to turn grinding up that one section of the ring gear and pinion.
Hmm. Maybe you had something in there rattling around that locked something up?
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Before:
After: Mr. Paul and his ten ton porta power got involved, thanks for the help bud.
New windshield on its way.
After: Mr. Paul and his ten ton porta power got involved, thanks for the help bud.
New windshield on its way.
Nice job ! I could easily live with that look.Looks like the top will bolt back up now on both sides.
It's just character.
John Stw said:Before:
After: Mr. Paul and his ten ton porta power got involved, thanks for the help bud.
New windshield on its way.
Looks like it did a good job pulling most of it out and straight enough to seal the top. I agree with Ryan added more character. I'm sure when your ready you could replace the panels but what's the use until you put an Exo-cage or similar to keep the body straight
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Since the 4runner cleaned up good taught I would give this a shot.
click on video:
http://s556.photobucket.com/albums/ss2/John350Z71/Tundra/?action=view¤t=120224_00001.mp4
Not sure what I am going to use this for, but it was a good deal so I got it. A 2000 2wd Tundra 4.7L 2uz w/ 97K miles.
click on video:
http://s556.photobucket.com/albums/ss2/John350Z71/Tundra/?action=view¤t=120224_00001.mp4
Not sure what I am going to use this for, but it was a good deal so I got it. A 2000 2wd Tundra 4.7L 2uz w/ 97K miles.
Good deal
thats going to be an awesome donor plant. My Dads got the same year model except 4WD now doing farm duty with 300 + on the ODO. Still runs like a top and the only thing not OEM is the starter that went out last year. Are you still in or back at work? Planned to call you to go do some looking