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Hey Nate, should have said tell grandpa he's a good man for not getting rid of the chinook instead of dad. Figured I would throw my 2 cents worth in here on the dual rear wheel setups. If you can

naaaaaaa, just my poor attempt at humor. Like the sight Benton

and happy Hanukka (grin) Benton

Hope everyone had a good Christmas and all, I was gone for the day and when I got home it took me a while to catch up on all the toyota messages. Glad you enjoyed the Chinook page Nate, tell dad

Do you guys know of any other sites where I might find toyota owners. I want to make as many people aware of this site as possible. Thanks, Nate

ton hub, older models do not have the hub sticking out, the replaced ones do. Toyota recalled the rear ends several years ago. My 1986 was replaced before I purchased it. My dads 1978 and my

Wildlife. (how about a name?) Here's all I know about Axles, The one ton Toyota chas came with two types. Floating, and Non-floating. Non- floating has only one set of bearings on the inside end of

You can tell if the rear end has been replaced if the unit has a 1 ton hub, older models do not have the hub sticking out, the replaced ones do. Toyota recalled the rear ends several years ago. My

sais anyone Yes I saw it, started it and everything. It is a steal. Everything works. It shows 40 something thousand and I believe it is true miles. I'm, serious, if my wife wouldn't go crazy, I'd

sight, Benton, Sounds like a deal, I hope a list member grabs it. Tell us more. Does it run? What else do you know about it? Did you see it? Drive it? These things are great fun, as is this

Nate, I have not towed the Fest with the SR yet. But, like you, I read that post on the guy who towed a Geo all through Mexico in a 22 foot SR 4 banger. so I anticipate no problems when I set it up

When I bought my chinook and sunrader, neither had the dulies on the rear end. It is not that big of a deal with the chinook, but I know the sunrader would drive smoother with the dulies. My only

Nate and fellow listers. Just wanted to pass along what we learned on another egroup list re: Archives. The tighter list members hold to the subject line, the more useful Archive searchs will

I found a 79 sunrader in really good shape for 1,800 here in Arkansas. I already own a 79 Sunrader and a 77 chinook. My wife sais that if I buy another she will kill me in my sleep (grin). If

Nate sez, want RV-T has been covered by JackA2, so skip that one Nate. Freeroaders on egroups might be a good bet...it is a good sized list. And...a Happy New year to ya fellah...

I received an Atlas and some other camping supplies for Christmas and I'm ready to hit the open road. I live in Ohio and it is about 2 degrees outside with snow, so my mind tends start wondering. Is

How does your unit handle climbing towing the Festiva? Have you every went through the Rockies? I read somewhere a person towed a Geo Metro behind there toyota 4 banger. Nate

Does anyone have a 1989-1994 with a V6 motor and if so I was wondering what kind of mileage you got. I have 1986 with the 2.4 four cylinder and a 5 speed manual and get 17-21 mpg. Nate

Thanks rockhound for the great links on Chinooks. My grandpa owns a 1977 chinook, it has about 150,000 miles on the original motor. He has drove it from coast to coast. He has upgraded size wise to

Sorry if I offended anyone. Thanks for joining the site.