Nebraska where you at???

i might just put some fox on the back this spring/summer when i get the box removed somehow, should be very easy to access all of that in the rear from the topside
these fronts i fear are going to be major challenging...

 

That was my selling point. The toytec bandaid lift I was running got wrecked the one year I had it in Omaha. Look forward to seeing how foxes hold up. Did rears last week, fronts just came in so maybe this weekend...

 

are you in Bellevue?

 

I was stationed at Offutt. We moved down the road to Wichita last year.

 

rears are super easy to do. It's all easy to access and took like an hour tops.

 

i just need to make sure the place where they mount to on top is not in too bad of shape i have seen some pics on TW... broken right off they were

 

you can see that around the tire, or take the tire off. dont need to take the bed off to see the shock mount.

 

the spare tire?
i had that off this past fall to clean up a few spots and see what i have to deal with when the weather warms up behind there
the nice protective Toyota coating is all coming off

 

My DSCs took 4 hours or so... had to trim the bushing and sleeve after trying to swap out&in my old bushings.

 

no the tire tire. the shock mount attaches to the axel right by the drum break and goes straight up to the frame

 

I dont have DSC or reservoirs currently but yes that would take more time.

 

was in Grand Island this past week and checked out this other near-genuine Cornhusker Taco currently for sale (was registered in Kansas for one year),
both were sold @ SouthRoads dealer in Bellevue too
this single cab stepside is definitely built for someone not as tall as i am



also ventured a bit further west and made it to this village on highway 2 for the first time just to turn on my hazard lights!

 

Does anyone know of a shop in Lincoln or Omaha that will apply fluid film? I've been using aerosol cans the past couple years and would like to have someone with a lift use an applicator for better coverage.

 

i asked the DIY garage in Bellevue the same thing and he said no spraying in his garage! which was a bummer
do you have a spray gun? i have a spray gun and a compressor i was using under mine with just ramps in the driveway
of course it was 40 degrees warmer than today!

 

Ah that's too bad. No I don't have one, but I suppose it's something worth adding to my garage.

 

i just remembered there is an authorized KROWN place in central Omaha if you are interested in that product. iirc its about $150
when he told me that holes would need to be drilled in my doors to spray inside i just walked away shaking my head

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NcgNIGqrsGU

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=31DNMBYt9lE

 

Hey all, I’m interviewing for a job in Lincoln and was just wondering what Nebraska life is like for an outdoors guy/mountain man : hunts, fishes, camps, hikes, shoots. From Ohio, but I’ve lived in Wyoming Colorado Pennsylvania, and Oklahoma.

 

in the real old days i can only imagine the fun of buffalo hunting on horseback on the wide open prairies as far as the eye can see!
fishing is probably good on the several rivers

 

Yeah, nothing is like it use to be. Haha. Just trying to consider life out there before accepting a position if I’m offered one.

 

its been bitter cold here right now for several days!

at least you would be closer to CO and WY than those in Iowa are! but still a long drive to get there