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With the help of a Toyota mechanic friend of mine, I just fixed my rear hatch lock today. The problem was that the key would not turn at all. Neither my new Toyota cut key or my original key worked on the rear hatch lock. Turns out Toyota cut the new key too deep. My original key was worn too...

I believe the answer is yes if you’re careful and go slow. The last three miles in general has gotten more challenging. You could probably make it down to the overlook as well if you stacked some rocks in some key locations.

I haven't posted in a while. I still have my 80 and 200. I just got back from Utah and Arizona. We went to Toquerville Falls, Toroweap Overlook, Nampaweap Rock art site (AZ strip), Burr Trail into Capitol Reef National Park and 9 Mile Canyon. The trail to Toquerville falls was more challenging...

Drove to Utah and Arizona for some R&R

I am still using it in the 80 and 200. It has worked for me.

DC Power Engineering alternator for 5.3L V8 swap in a 80 series Land Cruiser

I believe the fix was just making sure the connections were torqued down tight. I haven't had any issues since, myself.

Here are a few more from my trip to the CanyonLands, Maze district last week.

We were out in the Maze District in CanyonLands National Park yesterday. Here's a video of the more intense section after the teapot campsite.

Here's a shot of the one in question......not too expensive to replace either.

Yes, that's prettty much correct. Most of the fishing opportunities in the Corridor are closer to the Darby, MT side. The best being on the Selway River. If you want to try more spots in the area, I recommend driving up to highway 12 in Idaho where three rivers (Lochsa, Selway and the Middle...

It will be clear of snow by late July. There is good fishing on the Selway River. Take the spur off the main road up to the Selway raft put in/Paradise campground. This is a good place to camp and fishing is great near by. Paradise Campground Selway River from the bridge near Paradise Campground

I have driven the trail. Is there anything in particular that you'd like to know?

Before you spend the money on a new windshield you ought to try to polish the scratches out. I got some lava cinders stuck under my wipers and scratched my windshield in a nice arc right in my line of sight. I was able to find a windshield repair shop that was able to polish/grind the scratches...

Accessory Outfitters in Beaverton, Oregon can do the job. They regeared my 80 and have done work on several 200s that I know of.