Florida B.S. Thread

my boss down here just got an 07 with the i6 in it. cool little vehicles. he's already got plans for it. says he's gonna have to fire me if i keep giving him ideas

 

lol

 

V6*

Do yall know he's selling the taco? I lloked at it this morning and that bish is clean....

 

my bad, 2006. it does have th i6. the tacoma he sold was an 07.


longbow's tacoma has been for sale for a while. i think it's been listed on here for about a year. he said it reminded him of his wife too much when she died

 

i would appreciate them more if they lasted at least 984238642765279 miles, but, guess not every vehicles perfect!

 

Yah I'd feel bad buying it

 

i thought somebody bought it down here in Florida

 

beats me. i just remember seeing the thread when it was first posted way back.

 

Tony, I think you're correct. I guess someone bumped an old thread

 

it was put up for sale in 2010, JTaco386 bought it

 

interesting. wonder if the new owner's doing aything to it

 

havent made it there, i have been to Clarks Fish Camp though. I love that place. i try to go whenever i get up there for toyota training.

 

West side, just north of Orange Park, Cant remember the name of the street for some reason right now.

 

Didn't know that why does it need to be under tension? Right now its just by hand

 

Ohh beach road chicken...good shit.

And Jason you probably are going over to the westlake location right?

I almost got a job as a driver for SET over at jaxport, my uncle works in the body shop there.

 

I dont remember the name of the street, its north of I-10 on the west side of jax

 

if it's not under tension when spooled, the first time you make an actual pull, the wrap on the drum will be loose enough that the tensioned part will push it's way throught the loosely wount line on the winch. after that, you won't be able free spool it out by hand. you'll have to pull it out with another vehicle or something and then spool it under load or it will happen again.

easiest way to spool it is to attach it to a tree or another vehicle on a slight incline, put the truck in neutral, and pull your vehicle up the hill. push against the line when you're doing this to make sure it gets and even spread on the drum

surprisingly, i couldnt find a video on how to do it

 

Yeah thats westlake campus. Off of pritchard road.

 

john, check post #6, it explains spooling synthetic pretty well
http://www.jk-forum.com/showthread.php?111508-How-do-you-spool-your-winch...

 

thats it, pritchard. i was actually supposed to go up there next week but had to cancel