What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

Taco took me downhill riding today

 

Hell yeah!

 

is that the prinsu rack?

it's apparently impossible to find pictures of one from the side to verify how much it overhangs the rear of the cab.

 

Had to show it in action. LoL

 

Haven't posted on here in a while but now I've finally got a reason to. Just installed a viair compressor and 2.5 gal tank. Took the better part of a month to find the time to install it after my compressor turned into a compressor and tank install which turned into a compressor and tank and fuse box install. Currently all the air lines run to the engine bay where I can connect an air chuck and get all my tires but I plan on running quick connect nipples to each of the wheel wells so I can simultaneously inflate and deflate.






Only thing I'm not super happy with is that the rear set of feet for the tank is currently the lowest point on the vehicle at that section and I haven't decided if I'd rather it be the lowest point with the feet as some protection or if I'd rather chop the feet to make it tuck in better. If I chop the feet though my drain valve becomes the lowest point on the tank.

 

Awesome! Paint it black.

 

Martin Offroad...so pretty much the same.

 

I know. I should have done that before putting the screen on.

 

Differential breather relocate. Moved mine to the driver side bed cubby:

 

Hope you find the perp that stold your front wheel!

 

That is one country-ass mod ya' got there. Well done, sir!

I can picture it now, you yelling at kids "Don't go slammin' my damn'd screen doo!"

 

I had a generic one on my 2016 hu for 5 years with no issues. Never removed it. Decreased the fingerprints.

 

So how hard was the install and how much time did it take? Thinking of doing the same

 

Compressor and tank "installed" with hose clamps to the frame? Is that WIP?

 

Even with screen on I would think that might help cutting glare if you would give the screen a light dusting.

 

Nice. Was up that way a while back. Can you tell me exactly where that entrance is located? Will have to check that out when I'm back up that way. Looks like fun.

 

Forced yesterday to unexpectedly use my Taco as a truck to haul hot water home from Home Depot after ours died. So far we're on a 10-year cycle. The first water heater we had lasted almost exactly 10 years, and so did the second.

 

it took me about 7 hours (for the whole lift this weekend) . hand tools, air tools tierod and pitman arm puller

for just the clamshell 2-3 hours. still need the pitman arm puller.

 

Uhh. You’ve got to have at least 50 posts.

 

Its in the bed