Wyoming B.S. Thread

I don't follow the thread. But is very different from how most do their setups like how we do with just a big relay. You can't connect the batteries with this thing though like ours so no self jumping or linking for winches. Still interesting though.

 

Actually, if you hire them as a subcontractor with a signed agreement, it's perfectly legal. The liability insurance is a little fuzzy, so you need to be very specific in the contract. I did this for one guy who had a hard time showing up for work and always had family bullshit going on. He was a damned good mechanic but always had an issue. I just had him work on my "for sale" Subarus and such, and he always completed work by the deadline, even though he didn't seem to value his weekends much.

 

http://victory-motors-of-colorado-i...aign=2004+Toyota+Tacoma&utm_source=craigslist

Price is ridiculous but damn thats clean and low miles too.

 

that's a ludicrous price.

 

Can’t wait to use the new toys...

 

04 was a weird and special year. Could be possible.

 

It isn't factory dealers have it done by Katzkin contractors at the dealership either when it got off the truck, or when it was traded in since it is a very nice example.

 

At this age, that low of miles isn't always good. Unless all the hoses have been replaced and everything else rubber.

I still wish I'd gotten my aunts 03 that had 33k on it..oh well. It sold for 15k I think in 2012. Highly doubt it would have increased in 10k of value in 10 years. Was basically the same truck minus the blower. Which to me isn't a selling point anyways as you can get a new blower any day of the week now.

 

Its definately a special find. Someone will probably pay the price for a low mileage.

 

So how much oil loss is acceptable from a remote resi King shock...........Asking for a friend.

 

Bummer. Not more than an ounce or so but how you lost it is more important. Theres an internal floating piston in the resi that may not be seated right anymore...

 

Cracked a line to rotate resi and my helper dropped the wrench and lost 3-4oz is my guess.

 

yeah thats not good..

 

Did it on the other side and only lost maybe 1/8 oz. Failed miserably on this one. But now i don't know what to do to get it back to normal

 

gotta re fill and recharge them.

 

C25 or argon acceptable?

 

not long term no.

 

Bummer you're far away. I could re set them in an hour or so. You likely now have air on the wrong side of your internal floating piston in the oil side. Your shock will cavitate big time. If u wanna send em to me I can do it. I've got a bottle of nitrogen. Otherwise I can maybe walk you thru it. There are some resources online you can find if you want to do it yourself

 

Where you at these days? And where you going to be next week. I could possibly meet in Colorado or wyo.

 

I'm in Lander. I do go to foco Denver area often. I'm in Douglas this week