fj60 toy box HELP! (1 Viewer)

[cruiserjunktion]

I went down to HF and picked up a $1.99 5 pack of bits.

My cruiser club hombres give me hell for buying Chinese crap tools, but how can you beat $1.99.

Ez as pie to clearance. Thanks Ya'll.

 

[cruiserjunktion]

Before you reassemble the case I would advise drilling a hole in the Hi/low shifter arm to shorten the throw (assuming you're going to run twin sticks). Also consider rotating the arm like freds40 and I did. Here's a pic. I should have drilled a hole in the middle before I installed it.

IH8MUD Forums - View Single Post - LCOwner's build up 1.0

Thanks for the heads up, the po of this split case took care of that for me.

 

[cruiserjunktion]

now what? (pic 1)


I am about to put the billet toybox plate/ adapter on.


Does anything else need to go on the out put shaft before I bolt the rear adapter down?

 

[freds40]

I believe those are the 3 button head machine screws. They retain the bearing.

 

[LCOwner]

I believe those are the 3 button head machine screws. They retain the bearing.

Isn't there a snap ring there too?

 

[cruiserjunktion]

I believe those are the 3 button head machine screws. They retain the bearing.

I am pretty sure I don't have the bearing.

Does anyone have a part number for it, or know where it is sourced from?

I assume it is similar to the split case out put bearing.



What does a 3 head button screw look like?

 

[cruiserjunktion]

thanks fl cruiser for this pic.....

I do have these bolts, but I do not have the bearing.

Anyone know where I can get one or what it is sourced from?

 

[cruiserjunktion]

If a bearing goes in there, where does this part go?

 

[CaliCruiser]

Hey that's my picture! You can see the 3 screws and the snap ring in the picture above. I'll go through some pictures and see if I can find the bearing number.

Dylan

 

[cruiserjunktion]

Hey that's my picture! You can see the 3 screws and the snap ring in the picture above. I'll go through some pictures and see if I can find the bearing number.

Dylan

cool, thanks for checking



Do you know where does this ring goes?

 

[cruiserjunktion]

Here is what my local club came up with........

roar


still searching for info

 

[CaliCruiser]

Have you read this write that was done years ago? It is 40 specific but involves a 4 speed so it may be helpful.

Marlin Crawler ToyBox Install Instructions

-Dylan

 

[cruiserjunktion]

Have you read this write that was done years ago? It is 40 specific but involves a 4 speed so it may be helpful.

Marlin Crawler ToyBox Install Instructions

-Dylan

I read thru that build.

The rear bearing pictured below doesn't look like it has 3 bolts securing it.

It does have a the large alum spacer/ ring securing things.



The back of my toybox has three threaded holes, like yours pictured above.

I also have the large alum spacer ring like the one above.


Once I have the bearing, I should be able to figure it out

 

[cruiserjunktion]

I pulled the adapter plate off the h42.

The h42 output bearing looks like what I need for the toybox. (guessing here)

They both measure about 3.5 inches across.

It would make sense to use the same bearing.

 

[CaliCruiser]

Why is the output shaft on the toybox so course? Are you using a fj40 t-case or something? The transfercase side of your toybox looks a lot different than mine.

Dylan

 

[GulfShoresFJ60]

Dylan,

That picture in post #33 is from that link you posted up - the one installed in a 40 series.

 

[GulfShoresFJ60]

Here is a picture of mine that I just installed on my H55F. The bearing is PN 6308N - I looked at other pictures and made sure that was all of the number.

 

[John Smith]

I read thru that build.

The rear bearing pictured below doesn't look like it has 3 bolts securing it.

It does have a the large alum spacer/ ring securing things.



The back of my toybox has three threaded holes, like yours pictured above.

I also have the large alum spacer ring like the one above.


Once I have the bearing, I should be able to figure it out

That is my write up. My Toybox looks very different than yours because I do not have a split case. You lucky folks with the split case get to keep your 16 spline output shaft in the tranny while I had to swap mine out for a 10 spline. Had I of known that the Toybox was almost a bolt up proposition to a split case I would have sourced a tranny / transfercase combo from a 60 and used it. You will love the Toybox, it is so nice to wheel at idle speed with your feet off the pedals over the rocks.

 

[cruiserjunktion]

Here is a picture of mine that I just installed on my H55F. The bearing is PN 6308N - I looked at other pictures and made sure that was all of the number.

Hooray!

I am off to Gatorland Toyota to order one!

97154-06308

1000 Thanks!

 

[cruiserjunktion]

Here is a picture of mine that I just installed on my H55F. The bearing is PN 6308N - I looked at other pictures and made sure that was all of the number.

My hunch was correct.

I just went and looked, and the rear output bearing of my h42 is also 6308N

Thanks again Gulf Shores for confirming the correct number for the toybox.