What are you working on?
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Love me some french cleats. Nicely done!
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So a new to me project followed me home. It is ready to go as is but I have some mods planned.
Few specs
2500w generator invertor
200 amp hour batteries
3000w invertor
25 gal fresh water
On demand hot water shower
Microwave to compete with Ed!
Shore power
Full size 31" spare
Smart tv
ARB awning and enclosed room
Two 2.6 gal Roto packs for fuel
Propane tank
Max fan with remote
Pooper with room
Shower room
And it is Orange!
Now me and my besties @Land Shark and @mess331470 can hang out!
Few specs
2500w generator invertor
200 amp hour batteries
3000w invertor
25 gal fresh water
On demand hot water shower
Microwave to compete with Ed!
Shore power
Full size 31" spare
Smart tv
ARB awning and enclosed room
Two 2.6 gal Roto packs for fuel
Propane tank
Max fan with remote
Pooper with room
Shower room
And it is Orange!
Now me and my besties @Land Shark and @mess331470 can hang out!
Can I come take anlo
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????? a look? Of course...I googled over yours enough.
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Been busy and nothing really finished but a little sneak peak of what I’ve been working on.
Tested my wrenching skills and decided to do the timing belt service on the 100 myself. I tried to replace as many “while you’re theres” as I could think of including the radiator, radiator hoses, serpentine belt, thermostat, crank seal, timing and serpentine idlers/tensioners, fan bracket, o rings, coolant bypass hoses, etc. All OEM Toyota for the purists in the club.
Didn’t take many pictures, but I am back up and running and all set for the next 10 years.
Didn’t take many pictures, but I am back up and running and all set for the next 10 years.
Awesome Jay!!!
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Had some long nights in the garage but got most everything wrapped up before SAS besides a usb charger in the front dash and a 120v inverter. But did wrap my drawers in carpet, finished the other drawer face, made a side panel for drawers with voltage and amp reading for house battery, air hookup to arb compressor to inflate tires and usb charger ports. Also made a tilt/slide for the fridge. Love the slide, tilt needs some work after SAS. Some sort of bungee cord / strut to assist with the weight.
Also with the bent radius arm I decided to put the 3 link on hold and contact @Delta VS. They shipped them out same day with all the bells and whistles. They are above and beyond nice.
On to some pics…
Had to lay them out and take a pic as I was excited UPS delivered them on time.
Truck doesn’t normally look this clean.
Tilt / Slide should work nicely while out camping.
Forgot to mention, I did have to cut the eimkeith mounts off before installing these. The eimkeith mounts were nice and served their purpose but hung low and I hit them all the time on rocks. Glad to have the extra ground clearance with these arms.
Also with the bent radius arm I decided to put the 3 link on hold and contact @Delta VS. They shipped them out same day with all the bells and whistles. They are above and beyond nice.
On to some pics…
Had to lay them out and take a pic as I was excited UPS delivered them on time.
Truck doesn’t normally look this clean.
Tilt / Slide should work nicely while out camping.
Forgot to mention, I did have to cut the eimkeith mounts off before installing these. The eimkeith mounts were nice and served their purpose but hung low and I hit them all the time on rocks. Glad to have the extra ground clearance with these arms.
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FamilyCamper
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SlumminHad some long nights in the garage but got most everything wrapped up before SAS besides a usb charger in the front dash and a 120v inverter. But did wrap my drawers in carpet, finished the other drawer face, made a side panel for drawers with voltage and amp reading for house battery, air hookup to arb compressor to inflate tires and usb charger ports. Also made a tilt/slide for the fridge. Love the slide, tilt needs some work after SAS. Some sort of bungee cord / strut to assist with the weight.
Also with the bent radius arm I decided to put the 3 link on hold and contact @Delta VS. They shipped them out same day with all the bells and whistles. They are above and beyond nice.
On to some pics…
Had to lay them out and take a pic as I was excited UPS delivered them on time.
View attachment 4184007
Truck doesn’t normally look this clean.
View attachment 4184008
Tilt / Slide should work nicely while out camping.
View attachment 4184009
Forgot to mention, I did have to cut the eimkeith mounts off before installing these. The eimkeith mounts were nice and served their purpose but hung low and I hit them all the time on rocks. Glad to have the extra ground clearance with these arms.
View attachment 4184010
Remind me. I may have exactly what you need for the fridge tilt.Had some long nights in the garage but got most everything wrapped up before SAS besides a usb charger in the front dash and a 120v inverter. But did wrap my drawers in carpet, finished the other drawer face, made a side panel for drawers with voltage and amp reading for house battery, air hookup to arb compressor to inflate tires and usb charger ports. Also made a tilt/slide for the fridge. Love the slide, tilt needs some work after SAS. Some sort of bungee cord / strut to assist with the weight.
Also with the bent radius arm I decided to put the 3 link on hold and contact @Delta VS. They shipped them out same day with all the bells and whistles. They are above and beyond nice.
On to some pics…
Had to lay them out and take a pic as I was excited UPS delivered them on time.
View attachment 4184007
Truck doesn’t normally look this clean.
View attachment 4184008
Tilt / Slide should work nicely while out camping.
View attachment 4184009
Forgot to mention, I did have to cut the eimkeith mounts off before installing these. The eimkeith mounts were nice and served their purpose but hung low and I hit them all the time on rocks. Glad to have the extra ground clearance with these arms.
View attachment 4184010
Looking real good my friend! Real good!
like @Toyodajunkie big push for SAS. Finished wlding and painting the 4x4 labs bumper. Winch repair, mount and wire. Did have to fab a bracket to mount it. Drawers put back in, battery mount, and install a second set of quick release awning mounts. SCT spare tire mount. I am sure I did more but all I can remember right now 
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davidp14
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The 60’s doing great and I was getting itchy for some projects… now i’m about to start repainting the whole inside of the house.
just a little cutting, hammering, and finessing to make these work.
I’m liking how these look (35)
I’m liking how these look (35)