**OHIO WHEELIN' & MEET-UP THREAD**

@intoit247 you guys still hiring? I got a 1yr old( 1yr and 13 days old actually) that is looking for work...can walk in 10ft stints on a good day and has great motor skills, improves everyday. Tends to jabber and mumble to himself alot. Stays busy all day and only requests a nap at 1030 till about 12-1230.

 

Been holding his hand the whole way. And he has been whining the whole time so far.

 

We one of those already named Roman. He is still napping. Currently

 

Well?

 

lol that's why this video is on mute. We almost tipped over too, on different hill, but i dont think there is video of that. I'm used to 3 wheel tipping but even that was too much for me - SO who wants there to check out that spot?

 

2x3 x 3/16

 

Why do you say so?

 

It's gonna be a little more stout in my opinion. We used some to make spreader bars for our crane at work. Picked up a highschool stadium press box that weighed roughly 25,000 pounds and it took it like a champ. But I guess it depends on what you're gonna use it for

 

@intoit247 you any good at setting up toyota diffs?

 

what do those weigh?

 

I did a Toyota van years ago I'm sure I could wing it

 

I might be game. Never heard of it or been out there. Link to trails or anything?

 

I think I'm going to put gears in mine the first of the year. justdifferentials quoted me a good price but shipping the diffs to WA would be a bitch

 

Don't be scared of them. If you have done gm one they are not much different. Similar to mopar

 

Rebuilding a stock one with stock parts is no big deal. Don't even usually have to change the shims. I don't feel like dicking with setting up aftermarket parts. $4-500 labor is worth it to me.

 

Just measure play before. Make sure pinion hits the ring close to center and put play back where it was and done

 

I hate dealing with pinion depth. Bearing never comes off to change shim

 

Check out ECGS. I'm ordering mine from them next month and they are in NJ.. you could drive there for install