Mid travel overland-wheeler build with 35's and BS w/ SAS in the works

Fawk. Just damn spent $140 on 3 ton floor jack and 2 3 ton stands

 

That's not terrible. My jack was like 75 bucks on sale.. But I don't have jackstands

 

And $30 8lb sledge

 

Damn.. I always use a work sledge.. Freeeee

 

But where I work no sledges

 

I just got the same at Harbor Freight, $111, worked great when I swapped my old coil overs(11,000mi) into my friends Tacoma!

 

Lucky. We always swinging hammers

 

If the money is good I wouldn't mind swinging some

 

Should have gotten this. Its expensive but you will only ever need one.

http://www.wiltontools.com/us/en/b-a-s-h-striking-tools/

 

What the hell I need that for? A regular sledgehammer is doing just fine

 

This Gotta love getting paid to swing a hammer and sleep, prefer sleeping but beating shit down with a big hammer is always a good time

 

Love your avatar @Mothman the rear will get cut soon.

 

$220 TETON Sports Fahrenheit Mammoth 0F/-18C Queen-Size Double Sleeping Bag; Warm and Comfortable; Double Sleeping Bag Great for Family Camping; Compression Sack Included Grey

https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00E9SUXVU/ref=yo_ii_img?ie=UTF8&psc=1

 

Truck drove great this morning. I was going ~70 mph on the interstate and the rpm stayed around 2500. I can tell I have just a tad more power loss than the 285's. The wheels I have a really helping with that also since they're so light.

 

You know that was 4th gear right?

5th you should have been around 1800

 

I just put it in drive. I thought that was 5th

 

Nah. 5th gear is real low and no power. Lol