Any Members in Arkansas?

Anyone here have a male standard poodle to stud out? I’d like to breed my trail buddy before she gets too old.

 

I have some friends that own an AKC kennel that have a male standard stud. PM me if you want info. They are in LR.

 

Y’all should go like my picture for the TW calendar!
https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads...n-2nd-gen-tacomas.746679/page-3#post-26596792

 

Done....Good Luck

 

Thanks guys!!

 

Happy Holidays, Merry Christmas…etc.

 

@CS_AR Are you gonna be at the Rigs & Coffee meet this weekend?

 

I will be there briefly in the Tacoma to drop off some 4Runner seats and a console for Justin Pitman. The LX470 is down for some work.

I'll get stuck if I try to go out the 2WD Taco.. LOL

 

Ah ok, what’s getting done to the LX?

 

The radiator fan pulley bearing (and bracket) needs to be replaced. The bearing makes a whining noise and has become hard to turn. The fan pulley bracket shouldn't be a bad job. Though made harder than necessary compared to the two-piece fan shroud design used by Tacoma/Tundra/Sequoia.

Fan Pulley Bearing and Assembly



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Then the transfer case rear seal started leaking gear oil. Someone on IH8MUD suggested using

$20 AT-205 Re-Seal Stops Leaks, 8 Ounce Bottle

AT-205 to condition the seal. The slowed the leak to about 50%.

So I will need to pull the transfer case rear extension, take it apart, maybe install new bearings. The front bearings are dry as a bone.

Transfer Case Rear Seal Leak




It needs valve cover gaskets and for me to pull the intake manifold to reseal it. People usually replace the starter when they have the intake manifold removed. I may decide to do that along with the other maintenance items.

That's a bigger job than replacing valve covers on a Tacoma. I'm thinking about whether I should go "Full Taco" on the valve covers and intake job or just do a regular job.

If I go "Full Taco" as I did on the 99 Tacoma, it will be hard to take it off-road again.

 

Done!

 

Sounds like a job for Greg at Four C

 

I should farm out the t-case job.

 

Local item. I received an order for these LIVSN pants. Some type of new high-tech material. These things are way comfortable.

 

Made in Vietnam but locally designed. How are they compared to Duluth dry on the fly, Carhartt, Dickies, etc?

 

I only know about Carhartt and Dickies. These are very well made and comfortable. So comfortable that I could sleep in them.

https://youtu.be/OxzdPvdrRto

 

I understand https://www.moosejaw.com/ Moosejaw in Bentonville has the caramel and brown colors so people from NWA can check the product in a store.

 

Holy crap, I had no idea they opened a store here.

 

Just south of the Square. We walked through last week end, mainly to stay warm, lots of cool stuff.

 

Welp, time for a new one