1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

Bag it. It's too long to break down quick enough on its own. Or if you have a blower just blow it into a pile for easy pick up

 

did you have a 20yr drought?

 

I always did growing up and now older as well. But when I let it get too long and the mulch blade isn't able to much it up, so it breaks down otherwise it takes years it seems, I go over it enough til it does mulch up or bag it. But the norm is a weekly cutting and no bag

 

I suppose that's the reason why alcoholism is called the disease of loneliness

 

Nice! Did you ever use your MityVac to bleed a clutch?

 

@eon_blue

 

I’ve used it for clutch fluid, brake fluid, tranny flushes, hook it up to the p/s return for p/s flushes. Sucking oil out from dipsticks (when I had a stripped drain plug bolt on my friends car).. so many uses, bleeding works well

 

Tacos in storage, tundras at body shop, Avalon is in the 1st bay of the garage, corolla is outside. Honda is at the dealer

 

I can't imagine changing clutch hydraulic parts without it. It saved me a lot of work.

 

Hey guys, selling my parents 5th wheel. If any one is interested or knows someone looking let me know.

https://inlandempire.craigslist.org/rvs/d/perris-1999-rockwood-by-forest-river/6910848250.html

 

@BartMaster1234 for the 5 lug

 

Depends on the car. I've seen some of the newer ones have some type of valving that keeps it from pulling it out. Though, this is like a monster size vacuum bleeder pump.

 

I need to try it on the Taco. It might cooperate. If one of the little hand pump bleeders will work, this one will make short work of it.

 

Pass... they just got a 4runner last month.

 

Taco shouldn’t have a problem bleeding. 4runners with the hydro boost you have to computer bleed

 

Good to know.

 

He took at least one to SawCon

 

The mighty vac is an awesome little tool. Toyota uses a couple more vacuum actuated and powered systems than most other makers it seems. So the mighty vac is awesome for being able to apply vacuum to components for diagnosing and testing as well.

 

Check out this 1996-2004 Toyota Tacoma TRD BED for $500 on OfferUp https://offerup.co/A8WykFzJ8X

Flared sides allready done.