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sent you a message, don’t know if you got it or not….got some westins, chrome nerf bars. 1 set for dc and 1 for access. Up in canton area

 

Sent you a PM

 

$400

 

NOT MINE Bilstein 5160s for 05+ Tacoma's in Tennessee

 

Random stuff, downsizing my preps, reclaiming storage space.
An unopened case, 42 pouches/84 servings, of freeze dried long term storage food.
Best by date is July 2052.

5 pouches Breakfast Skillet
4 pouches Biscuits and gravy (my kids like those better than freshly made)
5 pouches Granola with Milk and Blueberries (add cold water)
5 pouches Beef Stroganoff
5 pouches Chicken with Rice
8 pouches Mac&Cheese
5 pouches Chicken & Dumplings
5 pouches Adobo Rice & Chicken
42 pouches total

$450, NW OTP.

 

Barter? If so whatcha needing? I got lots of stuff.

 

Will take Silver for it.
4x4 and 2x4 treated lumber for raised beds.
Also looking for a contractor to do some roof/chimney repair, will put towards that work.

Let me think of more stuff.

 

Probably not the best place to post this but…. I need help assembling a strut. Is there anyone on here in the Atlanta area that could help me? I know it’s supposed to be relatively easy but I’ve never done it myself and I hear compressing the springs is dangerous.

I’m adding the westcott lift to the Fox TRD Pro struts so it’s just a matter of replacing the collar and adding a plate under the top hat. I can handle the install on the truck by myself I just need help with assembly.

Thanks to anyone that might be willing to help. Drinks and food of course is covered.

 

not too crazy to just use a floor Jack
https://youtu.be/NQa5jpAM7P8

I can help you in Atlanta if you want

 

Does anyone have a 3rd Gen. Stock air box laying around? I broke off a piece of plastic on the lid and wanna replace it.

 

Thanks I’ll pm you

 

You can install the shock and spring together using the weight of the vehicle to compress the spring. I've done both ways (using the weight of the vehicle and a spring compressor), I will never go back to the spring compressor. You can also call up a shop and bring the parts to then and they will assemble them for you for about $50.

 

I'm in the same boat.

 

I used the truck when I installed 600# springs - it was very straightforward.

However, I think you will have a hard time using the truck to compress 650# or 700# springs.

 

I can tell you the truck will compress an ome 886 coil which is a 660# spring. Anything beyond that you will have to find out for yourself.

 

Could always get some buddies to sit on the hood

 

Thanks Alan I appreciate the advice. Using that vehicle weight to compress sounds like a great idea. Let us know which shop your talking about because I called around to a few places and most wanted a lot more than $50 just for one strut assembly.

 

Free to a good home, located in Gainesville. 2010 double cab mats

 

I'll take these!