Colorado Trading Post

Call Roberts Sales & talk to Mark or Dave. They’re off federal in Denver

https://www.robertssales.com/

 

A boat repair shop?

 

Bump

 

Bump with price drop. 24k

 

RC Fabrication HD Tie Rods. Clevis' with heims to replace the OEM inner tierod, stock length 4130 chromoly rods all grade 9 hardware, and double shear heim tabs that get welded at the steering knuckle. Came off my 2nd Gen. $525

Timbren Active Off-Road Bumpstops w/U-Bolt Flip Kit $225

Toyota Tacoma RC Vertex 6” lift
Bonuses with “my” kit are the Forged Upper Control Arms (with brand new ball joints) that don’t normally come with this kit. Along with gusseted spindles for added strength. $1500

 

Try AA toppers too. Roberts sales mostly does RVs but they may know someone who does fiberglass

 

Not mine but saw ARB skid plates for sale on craigslist: https://denver.craigslist.org/pts/d/broomfield-used-arb-skid-plate-set-for/7861508739.html

Sliders too: https://denver.craigslist.org/pts/d/arvada-2020-toyota-tacoma-skid-bars/7847440728.html

 

Good lookin out. Anyone looking at the sliders, just a heads up RCI currently has a 20% off 4th of July sale right now (no affiliation).

 

Kind of the conclusion I came to, if I were to spring for sliders and skids I'd go with RCI.

 

Yep, the only reason I knew about it, cause I have a set saved in my shopping cart, lol.
For that price listed on CL, I'm getting brand new ones for $62 more!

 

That doesn’t look like a 1st gen double cab

 

The 1st gen is hiding in the garage right now

 

Help me declutter my tool drawers.

Everything’s in Colorado Springs, but I’m willing to negotiate delivery depending on location and how much you're buying.

I’ve currently got a mix of Metabo HPT and Milwaukee tools and I want to consolidate. It's in good condition, used only for homeowner/home mechanic purposes.



Why I’m selling the HPT stuff: I really like some of these tools but ’d also really like to have fewer batteries and chargers around. HPT doesn’t offer a 3/8” impact wrench, or anything remotely comparable to an M12 stubby, so I’ve resentfully become a red tool person.
Batteries:

2x BSL36B18 36v/18v 4.0Ah/8.0Ah — $50/ea
2x BSL1815 18v 1.5Ah — $10/ea

Chargers:

UC18YKSL 14.4v/18v — Included with 18v battery purchase
2x UC18YSL3 14.4v/18v/36v MultiVolt charger — Included with MultiVolt battery purchase

Tools:

CR18DBL 18v reciprocating saw — $60
C18DBAL 18v 6.5” circular saw — $100
DS18DDX 18v compact drill/driver — $30
WH18DBDL2 18v triple-hammer impact driver — $80
WR18DBDL2 18v 1/2” compact impact wrench — $50
WR36DE 36v 1/2” mid-torque impact wrench (this one needs a MultiVolt battery!) — $150

Buy the whole lot for $480
Buy the drill, driver, both saws, one 18v and one MultiVolt battery and a MultiVolt charger for $300
Buy both 1/2” impacts, both 18v and one MultiVolt battery, and MultiVolt charger for $220

If you buy both impact wrenches, I’ll also sell you a Tekton 8-24mm deep impact socket set for $50.

Some gotchas here: I really like the WR36DE impact and am reluctant to get rid of it. It’s a beast of a mid-torque; noticeably better than the current M18. I will only sell it if enough other tools to cover the cost of a new M18 High Torque. Along with that, I’ll need to keep one MultiVolt battery and the MultiVolt charger reserved until I’m ready to sell the WR36DE.

I have the original packaging for most of the Metabo HPT tools. I’m happy to include it if you’re into that sort of thing, otherwise I’ll be happy to recycle them.



Why I’m selling the Milwaukee stuff: I have more batteries than I need. I upgraded to the 2nd-gen M12 stubby (which also makes the M18 mid-torque mostly unnecessary for me). The saw is blade-left, and it turns out I prefer blade-right.

Batteries and Chargers:

$143 48-11-1850 MILWAUKEE'S Mid-Torque Impact Wrench,3/8",Cordless

48-11-1850 M18 XC5.0 battery (unopened) — $50
48-11-2412 M12 XC3.0 battery 2-pack (unopened) — $50
48-59-2440 M12 XC4.0 battery w/charger (unopened) — $50
48-59-2401 M12 charger — $10 or free with XC3.0 batteries
48-59-1812 M12/M18 charger — $10 or free with XC5.0 battery

Tools:

2960-20 M18 Fuel 3/8” mid-torque impact wrench — $180
2554-20 M12 Fuel 3/8” stubby impact wrench w/ generic rubber boot — $100
2833-20 M18 Fuel 6.5” circular saw — $180

I’ll take $10 off a battery if you buy a Milwaukee tool.

 

SnugTop cap and Yakima cross bars and basket off 1st gen double cab short bed. $500
A couple of minor scratches could use a touch up.

 

I'd love to help, but I was sorted into the Yellow House (with a few token blue 12 volts).

 

I used hand tools only for so many years with my 1st gen and finally bought these two. If you don’t have a rusted/seized up truck, these are great!

I may be interested in one of those 5.0 M12 batteries… reading the list again when I get to a larger screen.

 

Actually, interested in this one. No plans to head to the springs and not in a rush, any plans to come up north?