Oh, and some trout fishing in the lower Sierra
..wild native rainbows..catch and release for another day..
..wild native rainbows..catch and release for another day..
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I finally figured out an easy way to refill from a Jerry Can while out in the Maze District......what took me so long to figure this out?!?
(My can is dented making this totally hands-free, my normal can I had to stand by and watch for slippage but still didn't have to bear any weight!)
(My can is dented making this totally hands-free, my normal can I had to stand by and watch for slippage but still didn't have to bear any weight!)
If it happens to be your differential switch remember that the reverse light switch is the same thing and cost less. It's happened to mine too where the center diff light wouldn't light up and thusly not allow me to lock front and rears. I just used the reverse light switch in the center diff and it was all good after that. Something like this:
93 1993 Toyota Land Cruiser Back Up Light Switch - Body Electrical - FAE - PartsGeek
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Updated fuel log.
16.229 mpg over the last 6300 miles and 23 full ups.
Best 20.165 worst 14.785
16.229 mpg over the last 6300 miles and 23 full ups.
Best 20.165 worst 14.785
Finished up my caps. Turned out pretty nice. Need to clear them yet. The gold emblem takes some patience! @cruiserdan was right on with the Duplicolor Silver suggestion.
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The Anti-Tech
I’m afraid to look. I’m like 12mpg on average. Off-road is a different story. I estimate 10mpg as a decent cushion for range…
That looks like way too much work. Seriously, buy a fuel jiggler siphon and leave the can in the basket.
Correct. Also why I bought a diesel. I daily mine. I drive 50 miles a day.
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I went for a ride testing the new overland beds.
Loved it!!!
Loved it!!!
Finally got around to installing and testing the Ostrich Wing Awning from @RuggedBound. This thing is solid, even in a fairly constant 15-20mph wind. 1 minute to setup, maybe 2 minutes to put away. So nice to not have to deal with my 10x10 canopy from HF anymore.
A siphon tube works well and you don't have to take it out of the bumper swing out.
Nice work! What paint and brush type did you use on the emblems?
COYS
SILVER Star
My '97 og key has the black plastic bit over it, same rounded square shape. And I believe the one you have above with black plastic is a 4Runner key dude.
Visit your Hobby Lobby or Michaels and go to the model airplane aisle. Haha. Testors "Gold" in the little bitty bottle. $1.99! I used model airplane brushes. Tiny and tinier.
Maybe do a write up on this? I’m sure others, including myself, would like to follow suit.
Crap! Can't find my keys... Honey, have you seen my keys?? Nope.. I spend the next two hours tearing the house, LX, and shop apart looking... Wife finishes up her stuff outside and said she'd have a look.. Not even five minutes later, she brings keys out... Turns out, she picked up the keys and stuck them in her purse.. aka bottomless pit... After 40 years, you'd think I'd have looked there first... geez.. 
Huddexpo swing out bumper for @Andrew Bluemel. Super beef to support a 37, jerry cans and a bike rack. 4x4labs jerry can holder, ruffstuff spindles, 12' of 2x2x3/16, custom spin latch.
