Rescued 2000 lx 470 gets new ome kit with swayaway TBs.

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#Salt life means something different up here in New England for sure!
I feel so bad that all of this salt ends up in our rivers and oceans- changing the chemistry I’m out environment and ecology.
I guess I really am the last person to say it considering I drive this gas guzzling (fat) pig. Lmao.
my neighbor has three hybrids plugged in and I try to help him out in his endeavors to keep them economically functioning and on the road so there’s that. (really isn’t much i admit)

my wife grew up going family camping in ADK, and I love the woods. So we go, when we go, I pack everything possible! Lol even a Coleman kitchen sink! Kick ass!
Admittedly, we have been straying away from ADK in The recent years due to the competitiveness of the reservation of the campsites and desire to explore other places.
We went to an organic dairy farm on the Atlantic coast in Maine. Camping there was really exciting! Kayaking in the ocean with the fam was incredible! Bald eagles and osprey diving for fish is a sight to behold.
Also having camp fire lobster and oyster dinner for dirt cheap is also another upside ! I guess we were too busy eating to get out to Acacia national forest and other such sights. no regrets! Next time.
we also went to explore the cape cod area with the kids getting older to appreciate fishing~ and my wife’s interest in clamming and oystering in Chatham was great! I wasn’t even disappointed getting skunked out of the bait- it was so beautiful especially in our days out in monomoy national wildlife refuge we saw whales, dolphins, seals... too much.. all kinda of fish, birds and other critters in the surf like crabs, sea stars- the kids were screaming with excitement the entire time.
loved it!
having a reliable vehicle to get my family around is key to a successful trip. I hope this fat pig will get is around without too much trouble this season

 

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We went to an organic dairy farm on the Atlantic coast in Maine. Camping there was really exciting! Kayaking in the ocean with the fam was incredible! Bald eagles and osprey diving for fish is a sight to behold.
Also having camp fire lobster and oyster dinner for dirt cheap is also another upside ! I guess we were too busy eating to get out to Acacia national forest and other such sights. no regrets! Next time.
we also went to explore the cape cod area with the kids getting older to appreciate fishing~ and my wife’s interest in clamming and oystering in Chatham was great! I wasn’t even disappointed getting skunked out of the bait- it was so beautiful especially in our days out in monomoy national wildlife refuge we saw whales, dolphins, seals... too much.. all kinda of fish, birds and other critters in the surf like crabs, sea stars- the kids were screaming with excitement the entire time.
loved it!
having a reliable vehicle to get my family around is key to a successful trip. I hope this fat pig will get is around without too much trouble this season

Ah, now you've been exploring my neck of the woods. We camp on the coast of Maine every Summer. Ocean kayaking in Casco Bay is amazing with all of the wild life you mention. Even had a shark swimming around us chasing the seals

Now that you've got a Hundy, you can see why we are fanatical about them if you join 100s in the Hills (100sinthehills.org). Did it a couple of years ago with my middle kid and it was unbelievable. Drove 5K miles from Boston to Colorado and back without a hiccup. Did all the trails in a stock rig with 33" BFG K02's, OME springs in rear, and cranked T-bars - that's it.

 

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The white and black are two colors that look great on the Hundos. Only thing I like about the early 2000s tan on my rig is the anonymously::::blend in:::: I liked how the suburban- even though it was one of the largest passenger vehicles out on the road, it blended in with the rest of the soccer moms and the taxi companies running these trucks everywhere. Lol

Thanks for the recommendation to check out the 100inthehills- it looks like a great group of people. Will be checking them out for sure!
and kudos! on the awesome pictures of your rig. It looks great!! My dead line to get the roof rack and the truck drawer system built and installed is Valentine’s Day 2020. Let’s see if that comes into fruition!!

 

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it's Christmas eve 2019.
the fat pig now has new OME suspension, new Lexani 285/75R16 AT tires, new bosal exhaust system, custom extended swaybar links, new headlights, new AC condenser, new key fobs with diy program and an alignment.

I had a hard time finding the programing procedure for the key for the fat pig (2000 uzj 100)
so here you go:

Standard Keys:
Master Key P/N: 89785-26020
Valet Key P/N: 89786-60050
Remote Key incl. Transmitter:
1998.01 – 2002.08 = 89070-60090
2002.08 – 2005.05 = 89070-60750

Locate and Observe the Security light in the center stack of the dash board. The Security light should be blinking. Now insert your key into the ignition, Do Not Turn!, and simultaneously observe the Security light, 3 results are possible:

1. Security light continues to blink = The key is not recognized
2. Security light stays on for 2-3 seconds = Valet key
3. Security light goes off immediately = Master key

When doing any of these operations timing is critical – use a watch if you have no sense of time.

Program a New Key (1999-2002):

1. Simultaneously depress and release brake and accelerator pedals 1 time.
2. Insert your existing master key into the ignition. Do Not Turn!
3. Within 15 seconds depress and release accelerator pedal 5 times.
4. Within 20 seconds depress and release the brake pedal 6 times and remove key.
5. Within 10 seconds insert new key into ignition.
6. Within 10 seconds depress and release the accelerator pedal 1 time.
7. After 80 seconds new key is registered and security light goes off.
8. Remove new key and depress and release brake pedal 1 time.