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    PTO Winch Information

    How about re-spooling the cable from the bottom of the drum?
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    Builds 1997 FZJ80 to HDJ80 1HD-FTE + H152F

    Here is an NOS fuel door information label:
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    Builds 1997 FZJ80 to HDJ80 1HD-FTE + H152F

    77399-60010
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    Builds 1997 FZJ80 to HDJ80 1HD-FTE + H152F

    Correct, it's a diversion door. You pull the knob upward to fuel the sub. Down for the main. The door does not completely block the main when the sub is selected. If using the sub you need to fill it first, then the main. If you fill the main first it is a struggle to fill the sub. When filling...
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    SAS SAS #9 Official Page 08/04/25- 08/08/25

    You'd see some that could use your shine juice :grinpimp:
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    SAS SAS #9 Official Page 08/04/25- 08/08/25

    Averaged over 17 miles per gallon over ~650 miles. Most of the time it could manage posted speed limits. I was not in a hurry. The journey IS the destination.
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    SAS SAS #9 Official Page 08/04/25- 08/08/25

    My tow rig was my trail rig...
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    What Did You Do with Your 80 This Weekend?

    Factory joints have fittings.
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    SAS SAS #9 Official Page 08/04/25- 08/08/25

    After having a few days to put gear away and reset, it has been a very long time since I have enjoyed an event as much as this one. The "feel" is visceral. I don't know how else to define it
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    Land Cruiser Heritage Parts Project

    Denso still makes them under their own number
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    Builds A girl named Paul

    It was a special treat to get to know you and your family. Events like SAS Are very special. I hope that formula never changes.
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    Ever been to the Land Cruiser Heritage Museum in SLC?

    My presence or the lack there of, should never be a factor in deciding to visit. The collection IS the reason to visit...
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    Builds 1988 BJ74 “Number 1”

    On flat ground and moderate inclines I could maintain posted speed limits. On steeper inclines I grabbed lower gears as my speed declined. In all but the steepest climbs I was able to crest in 3rd gear at around 45 miles per hour.
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    Builds 1988 BJ74 “Number 1”

    I just got back from the Solid Axle Summit in Ouray Colorado. I pulled this ~3,400 pound trailer through Utah and Colorado mountain passes for 640 round trip miles. I averaged 17.4 miles per gallon. Combined GVW for truck and trailer is ~9,000 pounds. I climbed Davis Pass in low range 2nd and...
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