General Tech What did you work on Today?
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glockman
I hate Jeep trucks
- Location
- Pleasant Grove
Built a mount for my Trailtech speedo on my TTR. It now fits in front of the handlebars where I can see it without dropping my head.
Cascadia
Undecided
- Location
- Orem, Utah
Nothing. Wish I had a project to work on.
Rogerwh0
Member
- Location
- Vernal Utah
I have been slightly altering a 2013 and a 2012 Tacoma, who doesent love completly reworking trucks with less than 1000 miles.
ARB in the front, Locker bypass in the rear. CBI Sliders, OME all the way around on one, the other has the BAJA package already. Rigid Grille with 20" light bar built in. Road Armor rear bumpers with Warn Zeon 10-S winches. Still to be done is a CBI Roof rack with 40" rigid light bars on all sides. maybe too much light? nah.
Road Armor front bumpers with Warn Zeon 10-s also.
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OB1
Active Member
- Location
- West Point
Pulled an engine out of my son's 98 Wrangler tonight.
- Location
- Bountiful, land of rocks
Hoping to get a 2 meter in my "Jeep" along with tuning the CB that's in there (it sucks). Do a big once over on the Jeep (about half done), finish up the rear bumper/tire carrier and put it on the trailer. I'm down to leaving in 8 days
I'm down to leaving in 8 days Tee
Tanned Fat Looks Better!
- Location
- Highland, Utah
Sold my Jeep
Now I get to shop for my new one
Now I get to shop for my new one
airmanwilliams
Well-Known Member
- Location
- Provo, Utah
Planned for today:
1. Finally getting a calmini front skid plate mounted on my sidekick so I dont have to worry about the aluminum axle housing and damage to my 5.625 diff.
2. Rewire my rocklights tonight with a fuse, relay, and add more lights.
3. Drop sidekick off at Suntints for some good tint work finally.
1. Finally getting a calmini front skid plate mounted on my sidekick so I dont have to worry about the aluminum axle housing and damage to my 5.625 diff.
2. Rewire my rocklights tonight with a fuse, relay, and add more lights.
3. Drop sidekick off at Suntints for some good tint work finally.
- Location
- The Land Northward (Bountiful), Utah
My little neighbor friend helped me prime the fold-up tailgate I built Tuesday for my little blue trailer.
Wednesday I built some sides for it.
The ramp will let me load dirt bikes into it.
I'm going to tow it out to our Monthly U4WDA trail cleanups for trash duty (the sides will help with that).
Wednesday I built some sides for it.
The ramp will let me load dirt bikes into it.
I'm going to tow it out to our Monthly U4WDA trail cleanups for trash duty (the sides will help with that).
corbin.black
Active Member
- Location
- West Jordan, Utah
I worked on my hidden winch project for my WJ.. hopefully it will be done on by Monday. A big thanks to I Lean for cutting it for me!
844runnr
Member
- Location
- American fork
Installed skippys 42" rockers
- Location
- Stinkwater
Finished my danged axle, is what I did. She rolls again!
TurboMinivan
Still plays with cars
- Location
- Lehi, UT
Today was my day off, though I still had to make three trips to work for various reasons. Anyway, I took advantage of the weather and spent every available minute outside prepping for the Jeep Safari. Items accomplished today:
- installed trailer brake controller in the Suburban
- removed Jeep soft top
- removed full doors, installed half doors
- removed spare tire & bracket from cargo enclosure, took measurements for custom duster cover idea
- dropped off safari top & duster at upholstery shop for modification
- opened steering column to check for presence of disconnected SKIM module (nothing there, thank goodness)
- opened JEGS package containing roll bar padding; cut to fit and installed to prevent Excedrin headaches
- opened Amazon package containing Daystar hood latches; installed
- vacuumed entire interior and cargo area "to get a fresh start"
- applied touch-up paint to scratches on roll bars
Ummm... I think that's everything.
- installed trailer brake controller in the Suburban
- removed Jeep soft top
- removed full doors, installed half doors
- removed spare tire & bracket from cargo enclosure, took measurements for custom duster cover idea
- dropped off safari top & duster at upholstery shop for modification
- opened steering column to check for presence of disconnected SKIM module (nothing there, thank goodness)
- opened JEGS package containing roll bar padding; cut to fit and installed to prevent Excedrin headaches
- opened Amazon package containing Daystar hood latches; installed
- vacuumed entire interior and cargo area "to get a fresh start"
- applied touch-up paint to scratches on roll bars
Ummm... I think that's everything.
- Location
- Bountiful, land of rocks
Just finished the bumper/tire carrier project. Very shiny blackness. Now onto more trail prep things. (What was broke last time I went out?)
- Location
- Bountiful, land of rocks
Got halfway finished with some guard railing. The half in the background is completely welded.
that there is a bunch of work
Yes, yes it is ha. But it is turning out awesome. I've already got one panel finished and installed on the house, this is the 2nd panel. It's designed to match his perimeter fence. I'll post a pic when I get it all installed.
Edit* here's one
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