What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

Contact @CBoy808 he can make you just about anything you want. Easy to work with and his prices are reasonable. In the search box search "Custom Stickers from Hawaii" for examples of his work.

 

Finally got new wheels and tires put on this thing.

 

It's all about budget:

1) Taco Mods
2) Kids
3) Food
4) More Taco Mods
5) Retirement
6) Wife
7) Divorce, (due to mis-placement of #6)
8) Uber

 

Dude! I resemble that remark

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Oh, wait, I'm proud of that.​

 

Or in my experience: $nap-Off !! Hate those tools (because of the price). They did not last even remotely close to how long my Proto tools lasted. Proto was 1/2 the cost too!

A side-by-side comparison of the same tools doing the same job and only by my hands. Day after day aircraft maintenance for over 15 years. (1/4 socket, 5/16 socket, 9/16 combo wrench, 11/16 combo wrench were the main failures. And then there were the professionally re-calibrated torque wrenches (3/8 dr click type). The Proto never required ANY adjustment, the $nap-off was constantly falling out of allowable tolerance. Re-Cal was every 90 days and documented).

Note: both brands did require warranty replacements. It's just that the Proto only needed it once for every 3 or 4 $snap-Off replacements. Warrantied due to wear. Although a $nap-Off torque wrench did break one time because of a manufacturing flaw and $nap-Off would NOT cover it. This was on a dial-indicating type torque wrench and the flaw was two small holes drilled into the wrench handle/frame used to mount a wire cage to protect the dial. The handle cracked straight across the bottom from hole to hole. Shitty design for such an expensive tool.

Edit: Yep, I have, like, and sometimes use my VERY old SK tools. Quality items for sure!

 

I have a fancy-schmancy CVT already, just thinking about moving it from a trailer to the truck bed

 

Adjust by actual order of importance and you should do better.

I'm surprised, I've never had a problem.
Then again most of my hand tools are Craftsman and I'm not a mechanic nor do I use them constantly day in and day out.
Advice and recommendations duly noted!

 

MeSo.

 

Ok...my first pass:
1) Non discretionary expenses: Food/Shelter
2) Retirement
3) Rainy Day Fund
4) College Educations
5) Discretionary investments (Balanced)
6) Eldercare
7) Capital improvements
8) Discretionary investments (Risky)
9) Discretionary budget (Quality of life)
10) Discretionary budget (Vacations/Gifts/Donations)
11) Discretionary short term Big Ticket Savings Funds ("next car", "new couch")
12) Disposable Income Budget ("Dad's Taco Mods", "Mom's what ever they do at the Spa", "Kids Cell Phone")
13) Eating out

 

Whoa whoa whoa

 

I think you're starting to get the hang of it!

 

Nellie?

 

Someone above getting practical
We'll have none of that!

 

We all have to grow up sometime............., I held out for as long as I could. Should a done it sooner!

 

Get practical now so you can buy Tacoma modz later. Works for me.

 

I hate moving but I damn sure am looking forward to getting out of this apt. in the projects.

 

I bought a T-60 bit/socket to fit my ratchet on Ebay.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Craftsman-...ets-Any-Size-T15-T20-T27-T50-T60/383128213504