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So far it does.
Until I actually start pulling serious bolts, anything is possible if things don’t move the way they should.

It has a lot of extra wire. So no extending wiring like I’ve done before..

 

@Tacoma Mike

You'd be proud of me. Finished about 1/3 of the Tundra owners manual. Coffee for the assist.

 

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Got the Subie loaded, heading to Motown to see my kids new house. You think Tacomas don’t like weight in the back, had to peel the Greenpeace stickers off to make it. Have a good one stockers.

 

Morning.

Tractor gets reconfigured.
Will help me keep busy as I need it today.
Carry on people. Get shit done.

 

Did a few things to the Tundra today.

Cleaned the windows (inside).
Wiped off (as best I could) the nasty, greasy detailing spray that the dealership used. They even did the floor mats....way too slippery. I have Husky X-Act Contours on order.
Removed the dealership stickers & front plate
Put some stainless steel machine screws in the threaded holes that are used to mount the bed rail system.
Cut the non slip liner material to fit the rear underseat storage compartments and added all the proper gear...small tool kit, Inflator, jumper cables, etc.
Removed all of the rear seat head rests...visibility sucked with them installed. I won't have many passengers back there. Can see so much better now, both in mirror and turning around to back up.

 

And heading up to Sugarloaf tomorrow for a week of work. Some interior painting. Taking the Green Been as it looks like rain. Need the Tonneau cover to keep things dry.

 

WOW evening.

New battery installed on bike. wiring confirmed and routed.
Waiting on mounts.
Pulled blower off tractor and put to sleep.
Pulled canopy and stored.
Winch removed and stored.
Deck goes on later.
Rearranged shed for spring cleanup. One walk behind put away.
Ladders relocated to shed.
Summer stuff from shed pulled out
Ice fishing stuff stored.
I’m bushed..

 

You've earned a turkey dinner at Birdies Grill....

 

I think the main reason you just don't wanna get it dirty yet...

 

Good morning, St Patrick’s Day drive careful, I may have put some Baileys in my coffee. Grocery shopping, and clean my wife’s car.

 

There is some truth to that. It's snowing a little up there now (rain here). But its' all changing to rain as the day progresses. I'm trying to avoid the dreaded road chemicals until I can get the undercarriage treated.

And, on the drive home, the bugs in Louisiana were insane. I had to stop at a self serve car wash in Alabama to pressure wash the carnage off.

 

I keep bug remover solution in my arsenal at all time. Spray it on the front, let it sit a minute, and pressure wash off. They come off super easy that way, no scrubbing.

My Tacoma is all muddy (well, probably 50% cow shit) now from all the rain and farmers prepping the fields. Camry is about the same way. Both need a full detail, but there's so many things I'm doing to the house first

 

What's this solution you speak of? Bug season will soon be upon us here.

 

$32 3D Bug Remover - All Purpose Exterior Cleaner & Degreaser to Wipe Away Bugs on Plastic, Rubber, Metal, Chrome, Aluminum, Windows & Mirrors, Suitable for use on Car Paint, Wax & Clear Coat (Gallon)

https://www.amazon.com/3D-Bug-Remov...0672954&sprefix=3d+bug+remover,aps,114&sr=8-6

 

Thanks! Full strength or diluted? I'm too lazy to read the instructions right now.

 

I use it at 4:1. It's also a great pre-treat for a really grimy vehicle. If you're ordering from Amazon order a gallon of Meguiar's Hyper Wash car wash. Only takes 1oz of soap to 5 gallons of water and works well with hard water. I wash with rainwater from the cistern so no issues with that, but at the old house with city water it worked well. It looks expensive, but if you do that math it's cheap!

 

Really soft water here. Would that still work?

 

Works even better actually! It has great cleaning power and is just a soap. Doesn't have any of those glossifiers that over the counter car wash soaps have.