Purchased from Overland Addict in April 2021. Great to good condition. Used a handful of times - stored inside and out of the sun.
Well made piece of gear. $160 when new.
$100 plus the ride.
Hey All!
Edit: both bumpers have found new owners.
Selling two bumpers no longer in use on my HDJ81, or 80 series. Willing to meet near the Milwaukee, Chicago, Rockford, Madison, and/or Green Bay areas.
Trail Gear front bumper was bedlined and installed by the previous owner. Minor cosmetic...
This was built to be my ultimate Toyota front axle for a 1995 4Runner with Solid Front Axle swap (passenger side drop). In the end the project never got finished and the axle sat for years without ever being driven (that's right ZERO miles). The parts list is as good as you could buy 10 years...
Anybody with anything for sale? I am looking for a 80 series trail gear bumper. I always liked the look of the tube bumpers better and I figured why pay retail if I could grab one second hand first, right? So here I try my luck on his forum, so if anybody has anything hit me up and let me know...
Well if you have been following my other thread "Need some advice". I pulled the trigger and bought the 2nd LC that I looked at on Wednesday.
I am really happy with the choice I made. It does have some issues that do need attention, leaking PS, leaking valve cover gasket, loose belts, rear...
My 97 is sitting in the garage, rear hub torn apart as I replace the rear hub bearings and seals. I plan on replacing the hub studs. I am trying to figure our whether to stick with OEM or try one of the Trail Gear kits? Right now my drivetrain is stock and on 34x10.5 BFGs.
I live 3 hours...
Everything you see in the pictures-
Longfields (30 spline set)
6 Shooter knuckles
Steering arms
Bearings
Trunion eliminators
Studs
wheel bearings
It's pretty much everything you need to beef up your front axle. The Longfields alone are over $600.
$900 for everything.
Pick up in Las Vegas...
So who is running the trail gear reduction kit for the tcase? I am in the market. They have been out for awhile now so just curious what some guys think of them after some use.
So I saw post but couldn't find it. Checked my trail gear spindle nut and sure enough bothe sides had ground off the Allen heads. The nuts stayed torqued to wear I had them though. Gonna replace the Allen head with some flat Phillips and see how those do. If your running this product on flanges...
In the process if hunting down a wobble I checked my wheel bearings to see if they were loose. Sure enough both sides were loose not terrible like with oem spindle nut set-up but the concerning part is the set screws had made contact with the drive flange for many miles and the Allen head was...
I have been hit by some unexpected life expenses and need to sell some parts (part out what's left of my buggy project)
For sale
A nice pair of 96 lx450 e-locker axles. Disc brake front and rear 4.10 some surface rust but tubes are in good shape and still retain some stock paint
Location...
To start, I heard a bunch of bad stuff about TG's take over of longfield. Namely Longfield sourced their axles from RCV then heat/cryo treated them in house. Now, it is my understanding TG gets the longfields made in China. They don't have 300M internals, rather 4340 "double" heat treated...