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So why upgrade to Diesel 🤔🧐 again?? Sorry if me missed it 😳😲😮😉🐖👈😏😘🤔🧐🤣🤣

I short notice can’t make that weekend 😡 Anyone else able to flex? Got some good info and a place in Arkansas to go.

Took mine in a 73 Gran Torino wagon! Firefighter Father talking shop with Metro P.D. all I hadto do was take 4 right turns and was Golden 🤣🤣🤣😏. Thanks Dad 😘

Well Terlett 🚽🧻Matt 🦨 is no longer wit us 😪😭. So Yota Noirds needs to Branch out and step it up 🐖👈🐖👈🐖💨🚬🐖🤣🤣🤣

Nice looking battery tray. Sorry; wrong thread. 😁

Had a guy roll up in this to our yard sale today @bobm

Water in the Cariboo…they have three drilled wells, #1 was dry when drilled to 250’ but now gives them all their water, #2 has a pump and runs less than 5 min a day…basically dry, #3 dad told the guy to stop at 200’ deep but the driller swore...

De's are Toyota Nerds has to be OEM's

Or make 1 out of stainless and ya dont needs any o dis 💩😮😲😳🤔😉🧐😘🤣🤣🤣🤣😏

Raptor makes a 1K liner in an aerosol can which leaves a very light texture, and can be picked up from local parts stores. Of course this post wouldn’t be complete without me showing an example. IIRC used one thick coat on my battery tray...

You can control the amount of texture on the U-POL product I linked or mask the bottom and just coat the surface under the battery. Again my first choice would be a polyurea coating but I'm not familiar with any DIY kits. I did try to coat the...

I don't believe that would be durable enough for what you are doing, I'm guessing some sort of polyurea coating is what you want. Probably find one of those home bed liner kits would work best for the DIY battery box coating. I've used U-POL...

Then, it got dark and I thought I'd see what the reverse lights looked like with the front rocklights on. You'll recall that I recently wired the reverse lights to a dash switch after not having reverse lights at all for about 20 years. Think I...

Seven feet deep, wow our frost line is something like three feet. I ran a water line @ a 1/2 mile down to the barn and some places I hit bedrock at only eighteen inches and it has never froze up. Cold up there! Like Knuckles said, beautiful country.

Went to ranch for a couple weeks to help the folks with water system, they are hauling water daily again this fall…getting stale. Hard digging it all to 7feet deep for the tired 200ex, we ended up putting in new injectors before we melted...

Photos from Kelly. Tailgate and roof almost done.

I have wanted to do this for my Pig but have not gotten to it yet.

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Unfortunately those are NLA now.

SAE flare yes. Again Don't count on me to be coherent..

I believe 45° flare is 45° flare regardless of the threads on the fitting itself.. You want metric threads. I'm out in my shop typing replies on a miniature keyboard on my cell phone so coherent replies are almost impossible for me...

Standard fitting that I have here is 10 mm of thread and this is one threaded into a Toyota caliber.

Ok, I got out my brake fitting box. :hillbilly: Here's what I have. Top one 15mm, middle one 17mm and bottom 10mm. I want to take back what I said about the longer ones. That's what I used on all of mine, the 17mm with threads to the end. :meh: