What have you done to your 1st gen Tundra today?

What is outdoor carpet?

 

Carpet that's outdoors.

 

Just making sure

 

Think i'd prefer something that wont hold water.

 

Could i get 18"x60" out of a deer? Or would i need a big deer?

 

Dude thatd be the best tailgate cover!

 

"Thats the deer that took my bumper" haha.


how many cat skins would i need? 6-8?

 

I think this is the stuff I used to carpet my bed box. It's surprisingly durable.

 

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Nice! Is that a Dupli Color-spray or powdercoat? Want to see it on your truck.

 

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It will be next week. Today I knocked out the ball joints. Tomorrow, I’ll do the brakes. After that, valve covers timing belt rear main.

The paint is rust oleum professional

 

Thanks, I might try that. Years ago I sprayed some Jeep Comanche wheels. They turned out great and helped me get twice the book value for it. They still looked good a few years later.

 

Nice call with the bottle jack boys. We went to work with my sawzall and finally got the bed to separate from the frame. Diablo blades are the shit.

I cut horizontally right across this area on both sides.

 

The local mechanic just quoted $600 to replace the rear passenger wheel bearing.

 

You can get the press and do it yourself for that price.

 

I did some research and it's not just a press I would need but I would also need to custom fab a jig to hold the axle in place while doing the pressing. That's beyond my Proffesional Mechanics Academy of YouTube degree.

 

5mm allen wrenches also work. I think, my memory isnt what it was and i would defer to @bmf4069. Its been a minute.

 

Right? Where do i get my discount?

 

That takes the patricks up a knotch from the bargain basement to the lobby. Nice.

 

I think he said it started leaking again. Not sure if that's the part's fault or yalls.

 

we used the jig & measured after.

 

Did you reuse the lock rings? Or new ones

 

? I'm thinking new, but i remember being mad about how much dust was blowing, and stuffing paper towels in the axle while we went to the press.

 

Time for a flatbed conversion.

 

Almost there

 

I dunno, I think I may want @jpink's liner'd tiedowns.

 

@FirstGenVol is going to be using those to tie down @jpink to the bed before the bed is set afire.

 

You mean this?



You could buy one and a press. Do both sides and you've saved money.

 

I'm starting to suspect my axles aren't true anymore.

 

We reused the bearings, tone rings, and retainers.