JohnnyC
Long ago TLCA# 2231
I'm meeting the former owner this afternoon...anything I should ask him about the 40??
ask him if he's got the original tool bag...door straps and small drop light
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I'm meeting the former owner this afternoon...anything I should ask him about the 40??
I'm meeting the former owner this afternoon...anything I should ask him about the 40??
Ask him whats the deal with the embossing tape!That's a nice Cruiser you picked up, you will enjoy it immensely!
One thing I noticed that might be something to look at is the frame. Take a close look where the plow was mounted for cracks or other visible defects. Probably not an issue, since FJ40 frames are stout, but better to be safe.
If he still has the snowplow/brackets/wiring/etc, I might be willing to take it off his hands.....![]()
Ask him whats the deal with the embossing tape!That's a nice Cruiser you picked up, you will enjoy it immensely!
One thing I noticed that might be something to look at is the frame. Take a close look where the plow was mounted for cracks or other visible defects. Probably not an issue, since FJ40 frames are stout, but better to be safe.
He told me to get the holes plugged or have a plate welded on. He was sad today. He said ohh man i miss that thing and that he is regretting selling it. He did say he thinks it got a good home. For a tiny sec i felt bad. But its mine now.
The plow is gone. I have all the wiring and control stuff still on the cruiser. I don't want the back window defroster either. You can have that stuff if u want it.
That appears to be a solenoid for the snow plow hydraulics. The thick black wire at the bottom of your pic probably goes to the snowplow motor (or did.....).
Has the wiring harness completely melted through (bundle of wires above the solenoid)? That can be relatively common on a snowplow running the stock alternator......ask me how I know (or look at the smoke stains on the side of my rig).
I'd get it running before you start removing stuff. You never know how the wiring is set up and you want to make sure it still starts and runs after you remove PO-installed wiring.
I'd get it running before you start removing stuff. You never know how the wiring is set up and you want to make sure it still starts and runs after you remove PO-installed wiring.