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The new HF 5x10 trailer actually looks pretty good for the money

I've been looking for a white one....

This works for me Works for me

These guys are local lol

It was the same for this guy who was wasted before noon on a Wednesday Managed to corner him in a parking lot and took his keys cause he had absolutely no business being on the road in his condition Unfortunately for him, the county filed a Civil Asset Forfeiture case and will be keeping his car

A few years ago, I was having a bit of an issue with my 2016 Sienna The Pre-Collision System (PC-S) would randomly activate while driving over railroad tracks D@mn thing would instantly lock up the brakes and tighten the seat belt, choking hell out of me (see video) It was already way past...

A few of my stick on weights fell off during a wheel cleaning, so I took my van to a local tire shop just to get them balanced After sitting in the waiting room for 30 minutes, I took a peek into the work area and it was nowhere to be found Turns out the worker took it for a long, unnecessary...

A good solid dirt cheap dash cam is the B1W from BlueSkySea I picked up a bunch of them during a group buy years ago for $30 bucks a pop and outfitted every car in our household with one. It's tiny, simple to use (just set it and forget it) has low current draw for round the clock use and I...

For me, the more angles, the better, so a multi-channel is a must. I'd take a low quality multi-channel setup over a high quality single or dual cam any day, but get whatever fits your pocket. I have an entire youtube channel dedicated to my own dash cam videos cause during my 200 mile daily...

*EDIT* Look for a non-moly for the inner tripod Lithium will work as long as you don't mix it with the original polyurea In my case, I just wanted to add grease without having to remove the axle for cleaning, so I went on the hunt for a polyurea I thought the NLGI 0 Corn Head might be too...

Actually went with Corn Head earlier today I'll check again at the next oil change interval (300,000 miles)

Good to know From what I've gathered, the oem grease has the consistency of an NLGI #1 Can't seem to find any Polyurea based NLGI #1 Some say NLGI #0 may be too thin while others say NLGI #2 is too thick. Which should I go with? Keep in mind I'll just be adding to existing grease.... I'll...

On top of that, I'm one cheap mofo :censored:

Lift time is limited to this weekend as we have a project vehicle about to take up the bay. My daily commute is over 200 miles and I don't really trust the temporary slip clamp I put in last week. And with the snow storm coming, I'd rather not chance it.

Thoughts on John Deere grease? https://jdparts.deere.com/partsmkt/unsecured/document/english/pmac/8180_fb_GreaseSpecialMultiPurpose.htm#_Special-Purpose_Corn_Head SD is Polyurea NLGI #2 Corn Head is Polyurea NLGI #0 Both available at my local JD dealer

Are you using the SD or Corn Head grease? Both are available at my local JD dealer and I'm on the hunt for a close matching grease to what my Toyota has originally

Still gunna fill and clamp for now. The adjustable snap clamps I usually keep in stock tighten more than the oem one piece clamps Didn't have anymore on hand Saturday, so I used a temporary slip band until I get her back on the lift next weekend

FWD

Called 2 dealers and both say the single inner boot kit is on backorder while the dual boot kits are a week out.

The boot is still in good condition with no rips or tears. Been on the hunt for just an inner boot kit since they're listed for only $30 bucks and come with the proper grease which for some reason is not available separately, but it's on backorder and even the $80 buck dual boot kit is a...