Chicks Do It Too! Calling all ladies to post your trips and tricks

Cool your jets, cowgirl.

 

too late.

 

The highlift? That looks like a perfect excuse to get the chains/tow ropes out and pure tacoma muscle! LOL

 

@rileySB https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/rileysbs-2013-or-build.302324/

 

Getting all that wheeling in!

 

Are you at Rock Therapy?

 

Yes

 

Throw a rock at @SMKYTXN for me.

 

Chicks don't let little obstacles slow us down even in solo trips! Had a great day when I took these pictures everything snapped back into place and down the trail we went.

 

Had to help my friend change his sway bar bushings, bolt etc. today. He tried for 3 days and I did it in an hour! He got to help too

 

Good work!

 

Where do we sign up for wives like these ladies??

 

Since this is a "tips and tricks" thread
I'm replacing my wheel bearings/hub on my '06 and I live in the salt capital, NE Ohio. Pro tip: PB Blaster is your best friend, lol.

 

I grew up just outside of Kent. Howdy, fellow NE Ohioan! Well, I escaped 15 years ago, but...

 

I went to Kent State. I'm glad you were able to escape Siesta!
A serious tip for female mechanics, since we don't have the upper body strength that you guys do, is to have a piece of heavy pipe for leverage on bolts/nuts. I have one about 20" long and about 1 1/2 in diameter and it has saved me on many occasions. I flattened one end so a box wrench will fit in it. And both wheel bearings are DONE, about to go on a test drive

 

My "Girl Truck"

 

Worker smarter not harder!

 

So, is that used for kayaks or is this a work truck?

 

That is going to be used for kayaks and SUP boards..................I have not tested it yet.....................will do so in my yard (in case the load is too much!)...................if needed, modifications can be made

The nice thing is it is not heavy to move around!

 

what's it made of? PVC??