Tacos in St. Louis area

Bills before toys!

 

Especially when it's my truck payment and insurance. Shooting to order tires in the next month or two and hopefully skids before ATR

 

In light of all the flooding.... Everyone have their diff breathers installed?

 

is it bad on the Mississippi too?

south of where Missouri river dumps?

 

Still need to get one

 

That’s another thing on the todo list that hasn’t gotten done lol

 

I went with http://www.lowrangeoffroad.com/toyota-axle-housing-breather-kit-5-ft-hose-1-cap-1-barb-2-clamps.html

Used actual worm gear clamps, but you could also put the kit together yourself at your local auto parts store.

Took all of 5 min to do, I think a 14mm wrench to get the factory valve off, 12mm to mount the new one and presto. Use zip ties as you see fit, routed mine through the driver side tail light housing. Easy breeze beautiful cover truck.

 

Has anyone tried just the little diaphragm on on that site?
http://www.lowrangeoffroad.com/differential-breather-kit.html
It seems easier than routing a hose.

 

Still??? What are you waiting on! @state48overland send him an invoice.

 

@state48overland him too.

 

I'm a damn procrastinator

 

Well. I’ll make sure you get an invoice and no more procrastinating needed lol jk

But seriously. Their kit is awesome.

 

Just ordered it. I honestly kept forgetting about it too lol

 

I wonder if it’s the same on the tundra too

 

Sounds like @Cav_BluTRD is getting everyone Christmas gifts!

 

Thanks Rich for the continued support on this product. And....thank you Josh for the order man!

“Procrastination is the enemy of opportunity”

 

You're welcome. One more mod off the checklist

 

Have a busy month of June. But curious if there will be July modday @G.T. ?

Need to extend my break lines before atr.

 

There will, don’t know my schedule that far in advance yet. Shoot me some Saturdays that work for you if you can.

 

This mornings 1.6 mile Cub Scout hike turned into a 3.6 mile hike when the scout pathfinders stayed on the main trail instead of taking the inner loop as we planned. Thankfully since Porter is a Webelo now he already had a minimum 3 miles of hiking requirement which is now completed which means on the rest of the hikes I don’t need to be so concerned with tracking the mileage.

Humidity tried to get me combined with the kids wanting to stop all the time. Hard to get the old body moving again once it’s stopped. All in all had fun, no one died, no loss of limbs, and I didn’t have to carry or drag anyone.