**OHIO WHEELIN' & MEET-UP THREAD**

Are you thinking of Southington?

 

Southington Off Road park
http://www.southingtonoffroad.com
10321 Silica Sand Rd, Garrettsville, OH 44231

 

Yes! Holy crap, I could not remember that for the life of me.

 

I forgot about that place! Thanks!

 

I'll take em

 

Are these 4k?

 

Dang man. They are long gone lol sorry should’ve deleted the post

 

Didn't realize post was so old lol

 

01-04 IFS stuff, make someone a good deal. It’s all used and abused but all still works. All pro uca’s, Sway away coil overs with heavier springs for bumper and winch. All pro front skid, not bent just ugly lol and the tcase skid was never installed just sat in the garage because I used something else I made. Complete front diff with cv’s, ARB air locker with compressor and the switches. Make a offer. Not shipping I’ll meet ya or you can come to me. 43130.

 

Pmd

 

Good deal on a shell

https://zanesville.craigslist.org/pts/d/caldwell-55-toyota-tacoma-truck-cap/6793465424.html

 

Hey Ohio!
Just thought I would pop in here if anyone is looking for a used/practically new RCI Bed Rack. Hit me up!
https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/rci-bed-rack.587360/#post-19595589

 

Quick question: anyone know if the factory wheel lock keys are impact rated?

 

Never had a problem with them. As long as you don’t go over the torque rating.

 

Thanks! I finally picked up an impact driver large enough to use on lug nuts, but didn't want to shear off the key.

 

That was nice! Took about 20 minutes to do a complete rotor and pad replacement. A few months ago, Home Depot had a promotion where if you bought their Ridgid 18v 9ah Octane battery and charger for $200 you got a free tool. I grabbed the 1/2" impact. SO MUCH EASIER AND FASTER! All I had to do was follow behind the driver with the torque wrench and go to the next one.

 

Yeah I have a corded Kobalt 1/2" and that thing is unstoppable. Old 35mm axle nuts even come right off after a few seconds. Does make tire rotations ect SOO nice...used to have to remember to break lugs loose while still on the ground and all that BS....now, jack 'er up and zip em off.

 

Speaking of jacking it up (no pun intended), a couple of years ago I picked up a couple of scissor leveling jacks for a large RV. I wanted to be able to jack up the front end quickly and just on the cross member. That thing worked great! Put the back wheels on ramps, locked them in, and lifted it a good 8" off the ground and then I just had to slid in my jack stands. It was level for the oil change and brake job.

That said, the jacks came as a pair if anyone wants the other one.

Prime Steel 18229 Black 24" Scissor Jack with 1-Handle ( 7500-Pounds - Black - Set of 2)

https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B0194YP73M/ref=oh_aui_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1

 

I’m a Milwaukee guy but 9ah is nice. All my batteries are 5ah. Every time there’s a Christmas or Black Friday sale I pick one up.

 

I have a couple Milwaukee M12 tools and the heated hoodie and work coat that I like. The bigger tools are just too expensive for me. They are nice tools, though.