Reno and surrounding areas: Official spotted, BS, and meets thread

Is anyone from Reno headed down towards Sac from Reno today or tomorrow

 

Up in the air right now, but potentially- what do you need?

 

Another day, another homemade wood fired pizza

 

I've taken the wilderness first aid a couple times, well worth it. I never had the time available to do the WFR, I'm sure it will be worth your time and money.

 

I’ve also done the wilderness first aid course, luckily it was cheaper since I did it through my school. But I thought it was very worth it. First responder is probably even better. Im sure it’s dependent on the instructor but I felt comfortable with the knowledge I gained in that class. Mostly how to assess a situation, handle broken bones and head/neck injuries in the backcountry. I’m sure you will go into a lot more detail with your class.

 

Looks like I've got a bad rear wheel bearing, here's the thread and indications:

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads...e-slip-indicator-lights.561813/#post-18398016

Has anyone dealt with Fallon Toyota or recommend a good shop in Fallon/Fernley to get it taken care of? I'm just getting moved in and started a new job so I don't have time to shit or wind my watch. Thanks!

 

Mod day!

 

And in other news, its dank out!

 

That's a hell of a mod day!

 

Everyone hanging out at Fallon toyota drinking beer in their parking lot could be epic

 

I like the way you think!

 

Maybe Randy could bring the pizza oven?

 

Fallon Toyota sucks. I've dealt with their service dept for my wife's F150, typical factory dealership bullshit, but worse. And they take their sweet f-ing time at everything. KD automotive is who I take my bigger stuff too. They are good, but they are really busy and they are usually booked out for a week or two. I've got a 30x30 shop, don't have the ac hooked up yet though, so it gets a little warm in there. I'll be around next sunday, but then not again until the weekend of the 25th. Or if you take it to Fallon Toyota, I'll drink beer in their parking lot.

 

Fortunately it's not the DD so I can pick and choose the right shop to do the job. There is the driveline shop in town are they any good? Thanks for the offer with your shop but I really don't want to tie you up with this job on your off time.

 

My work always takes stuff the Drive Line and Gear Services. They seem to do solid work with a reasonable price and time frame.

 

I know the one in reno does good work. The guy that owns KD says the one here is good.

 

The shop I work at has been using these guys for years and they do excellent work.

 

But will they actually pull the brakes and axle and all that or do you need to pull everything out and take it to them to press?

 

That's a good point.