Broski's 2006 acc cab Tundra
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I’d bet on the boat launching scenario too - tons of trucks up here are rusted on the RR axle shells but spotless elsewhere.
Why I went back to the biggest donuts I could as esp one launch is retardedly flat - I’ve seen small trucks have to back out so far the guy opens his door & steps in ~4-6” of lapping saltwater just to float whatever he/she has off the trailer.
I’d check the bearing grease too - just to be safe.
There’s a reason oil-bath boat axle bearings are the standard over old school grease - FWIW, late 90’s oil-bath on trailers became the new norm.
Why I went back to the biggest donuts I could as esp one launch is retardedly flat - I’ve seen small trucks have to back out so far the guy opens his door & steps in ~4-6” of lapping saltwater just to float whatever he/she has off the trailer.
I’d check the bearing grease too - just to be safe.
There’s a reason oil-bath boat axle bearings are the standard over old school grease - FWIW, late 90’s oil-bath on trailers became the new norm.
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Hers some pictures of the shell I installed and the tool box i made to fit in it.
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I also made a ladder rack to fit the shell
Test fit before paint, and of course there two of them one for the front one for the rear
Test fit before paint, and of course there two of them one for the front one for the rear