I installed an old kaymar bumper on mine, as well as doing a quick retorque my wheel bearings.
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Love those old Kaymars, where’d you snag that?
Like the vintage registration stickers too.
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I installed an old kaymar bumper on mine, as well as doing a quick retorque my wheel bearings.
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Love those old Kaymars, where’d you snag that?
Like the vintage registration stickers too.
For my money those Kaymar rear bumpers are the absolute best looking bumpers on a 60 series. Great addition. Awesome setup Alex. Anyone know where I can get my hands on one of these?
Edit: Seems like I saw somewhere recently where someone began importing these to the US again. Maybe cruiser outfitters? Anyone know?
Thanks, it’s a part of the truck now....you really feel that 200 lbs minimum on the back of the truck and the install wasn’t bad at all.
Cruiser brothers/valley hybrids can get you one. @orangefj45
For my money those Kaymar rear bumpers are the absolute best looking bumpers on a 60 series. Great addition. Awesome setup Alex. Anyone know where I can get my hands on one of these?
Edit: Seems like I saw somewhere recently where someone began importing these to the US again. Maybe cruiser outfitters? Anyone know?
Cruiser brothers/valley hybrids can get you one.
Got mine from Cruiser Brothers in CA about 3mo ago. They’re the new importer.For my money those Kaymar rear bumpers are the absolute best looking bumpers on a 60 series. Great addition. Awesome setup Alex. Anyone know where I can get my hands on one of these?
Edit: Seems like I saw somewhere recently where someone began importing these to the US again. Maybe cruiser outfitters? Anyone know?
Fire. Lots of fire. Beer for afterwards. Maybe whiskey...Glad I have that to look forward to.... Any advice now that their done? I'm thinking start with penetrating oil now. Planning April/May time frame.
For what it’s worth, it doesn’t really matter if the shackles are connected. It’s still a royal PITA. I tried everything. It’s just that rusty rubber... oh I need a drink now!The bolts weren’t so much the problem as the pin being glued to the rubber bushings. They were original. For the bolt, worst case is just cut it off.
For the bushings, drilling it out as much as possible, heat, pry bar on the cam shaped side. One person to pull and one to heat works well.
Getting the load on the spring balanced is crucial too. Jack stands on the frame on both sides then a jack under the axle to unload it. It’s probably a bit easier if you’re doing shackles at the same time and they’re disconnected. I had already done those so we didn’t and it wasn’t a huge deal. A prybar to bend the spring out of the mount to slip in the new bushings. One side we used a bottle jack between the frame and spring for a bit more leverage.
Nice wheels.Trail I wanted to do was closed less than 2 miles from the lake. Wanted to get some photos of the truck before I got her all dirty. Wasn't expecting snow still, oh well. Truck got muddy and this was the best of the group so far. Will go out again soon.
Is this the one? Going thru old links and I like to see the results of my encouragement/ corruption of other peoples children.lolRescued a CRV. One of my kids pulled off the road to turn around and the front wheel drive Honda didn't handle soft sand well
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Took “Dusty” out for a little ride to Ojai.
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Yeah the third picture is on top of a mountain in Caprenteria. Took this private road called foothill. It was a very nice view.Howdy local. View from the cross in Ventura looks nice.