Recent content by kulangot

My 600 remotes died and had to go in for a service. They gave me the old GX460 as a loaner. it had more legroom front and rear. Drove pretty good for half the price.

yea when I do stuff like that I'll buy a couple of 2x12's and strap it all together or if it's not a lot I'll bring a ladder to give it some rigidity. Thats why I want that rack it - makes that kinda stuff easy.

agree, I mainly want the rack for hauling 16 foot sections of trim. I hate getting trim delivered and prefer to pick it piece by piece (I'm the same with any lumber but especially with trim). I don't buy a lot of steel but a rack would be nice for those 20 foot sticks.

this one is not me, my siding and gutter sub - can't believe he hauled that. 54 feet long. IIRC

yep, I haul a lot of long stuff but I don't want to go back to a bigger truck

I need to cough up the cash for a fully welded Rackit rack for my long bed Taco. I should have bought one three years ago when I bought the truck. 1000 Series Standard Steel & Aluminum Pipe - Tacoma - https://rackitinc.com/pages/1000-series-standard-steel-or-aluminum-pipe-tacoma

Looks awesome!

I know a guy that does AC work on the side. Not sure he would go all the way down there.

Meh. I’ve got about 8000 miles on the 600 and I still miss the 200

If you have the person sitting in the front raise their seat you can put your feet under the seat. If the front seat is lowered all the way down there is no place for your feet. I regret buying the 600 and miss my 200

Me with the toy guy. 1975?

Ramon- I’d bet diode in the alternator as well - hope you been well!

To test the alternator just unplug it or take off the wire that attaches to the back depending on what you are running.

Turn it off. Disconnect the ground wire from the battery and connect a 12 v test lamp between the negative battery terminal post and the negative cable. If the test lamp light up even dimly then you have a draw. Have someone look at the lamp and pull each fuse one a time. If you see the...