I admit it, I did it.

Beat to it.

 

Doesn't Krazie have a TRD Off Road? It should have a skid plate under the engine with a cutout for the oil drain plug. Really no reason to confuse it with the transmission...

 

Dunn Lumber Co. Main yard is in Seattle on the N. shore of Lake Union. We go as far north as Marysville, south to Renton and east to Bellevue. Company has been around for over 100 years.

 

Cool

Pretty sure I've seen some Dunn wraps up here , you guys ship into Canada ?

 

Not typically, but we do have some customers who come down and fill up containers. More so when the exchange rate was 60/40. Lot's of shipping to Alaska, just not much into B.C. Almost all of our lumber comes out of B.C. tho. Especially our framing and Cedar.

 

It happens. Honestly I had just got home from work, had my two sons climbing all over me and I was really distracted ... just wasn't even paying attention. As soon as I cracked it, immediately recognized the red fluid and then "oh shit, that's the tranny, ya don't say"

 

Yep , lots of our logs heading south .

Cool man

 

Actually just had a meeting with three mill reps from up there. Western forest products, Terminal and Selkirk. Terminal puts out some amazing cedar ..

Where do you buy most of your lumber or are you milling most of it yourself?

 

Through Slegg Lumber or Windsor Plywood

I agree with the Terminal stuff , I always get it for siding

 

Should I get the transmission serviced or do you guys think I am ok?

 

Toyota really should put labels on the pans

 

What's "transmission service"? The mechanic will drain as much fluid out as he can, measure it, and pump in equal amount of new fluid...

 

They would sell far less WS atf, based on how many will actually admit to doing this, and how many more that do it and never would admit it.