Oregon and Washington BS thread

I have a frontrunner propane tank holder new in box, never installed. Decided to go a different direction
https://www.frontrunneroutfitters.com/en/us/gas-propane-bottle-holder.html

Retail is $137 + shipping + tax, but I would sell for $60 for TW. Will post on CL later next week.

 

thats a good start list man, forgot about some of those thanks for reminding me.

 

Yeah man the hair on my neck is killing me. I can manage the sides and side burns but my wife usually lines me up in the back between haircuts and she isn't here yet.

 

https://portland.craigslist.org/clc/pts/d/sherwood-borla-cat-back-exhaust-for-3rd/7121294771.html

 

Might as well post here, me and a few other members are doing a trip to Walker valley ORV this Sunday if anyone is interested

 

no idea what that is...but that's on the seam sealer and not the metal. Seam sealer is just there to cover where the door skin overlaps the shell. Perhaps the seam sealer wasn't properly prepped before the door was painted.

 

Gonna post in a couple threads for visibility but does anyone have a ECGS bushing tool? Need it by Tuesday to Bend (I will pay shipping and renters fee of course!)

 

Not sure why I didn't think of it before my previous sarcastic response, but it's probably "rail dust" from being transported and then sitting on a rail car before being off-loaded and then transported by truck to the dealer. Or if you live near a industrial area, or foundry, or just anywhere really I guess. It collects in areas that are hidden from air flow that would normally blow the metal particles away before they had a chance to embed into the clear coat.

"When small metal particles land on your vehicle and rust, small specks can form. This is called rail dust. The term originated when cars first started being delivered by train – small particles from the track would fly up and land on the cars. ... Fortunately, rail dust can be removed and if done properly, won't come back" - https://www.newroads.ca/blog/what-is-rail-dust/#:~:text=When small metal particles land,and land on the cars.&text=Fortunately, rail dust can be,, won't come back.

 

I was given a couple Israeli Defence Force jerry cans and an old farm jack that belonged to a family friend who passed away a couple months back. Im going to keep the cans IDF green with the Hebrew writing. Just need to find some racks.

 

If anybody is looking to part with their 0° or 5° Bolt on sliders for a 3rd gen, I’m interested. If no luck I may pull on some Apex sliders from runnin4 tacos. Don’t play on doing too much but want the protection when I do.

 

Check out metal tech 4x4. They are local to the Portland area and should have sliders in stock.

 

Hey Joe,
Never made Vegas. They changed the offer at the last minute so I declined. Working for a consumer finance company as their systems admin.

You still local?

 

Hey James! Dang sorry to hear about the change in offer but glad to see you're still around. Yeap! I'm still local. Haven't been active in the off road scene for years but still buying stuff here and there to maintain/beautify my Taco. I'm working up in OHSU now. Was working inpatient floating between the adult and pediatric side as a respiratory therapist but now I'm working mainly with outpatient on the diagnostic side doing the 8 hour a day 5 days a week thing.

 

Maiden voyage, redneck strapping included!

 

Dope! Lets see the inside

 

Almost done with the remodel, just waiting on fabric for cushions and some new backsplash!

 

That is bad ass! I love those campers. I don't have one but wouldn't mind getting one if I did more camping. Thanks for sharing!

 

EDIT: these are photos of similar setups, not mine!

Welder? Hey all, I just installed the Firestone Ride Rite airbags, and with my AAL, I need to make sure that the support rests on the axle - see picture below. I purchased the extensions, but they did not fit.

Is there anyone out there in the Seattle area who could weld on an extension support so that the bracket doesn't bend? See photo. If not you - can you recommend a shop I could go to?

Thanks in advance!
Trying to avoid this -vvvv-

 

Hey @Estephe21 it says you have an Aal but it looks like you have the factory non-tsb leaf pack(2leaves+overload) so no aal that I see, plus a 2” block. If you got rid of the block and got an aal instead it looks like your airbag support would rest on the axle like it’s supposed to.

 

@Estephe21 If you need some TSB leafs, I have some off a 3rd gen...even has an AAL on it.

Edit: Nevermind, looks like the pic on top is your truck and you have AALs.