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chialo


 

Jack, Chialo is down the 2 freeway about 25 miles past Mt. Wilson.
About 7 miles past Chialo is a camp ground called Buckhorn. I think
Buckhorn is the closest thing to the Sequioa's that I have neem
without going there. chialo is about 6 thousand feet and Buck horn
7300.. they are so nice. Buck horn the nicest. Where is the place you
talked about? is it in the mountains?...TOmmy...PS...
I checked for a rear axle at 2 junk yards here in La and
they both got $1200.OO FOR A USED REAR AXLE.One of the places for
$1000.00 for one without the 3rd member. They said the used rims sell
for $100.00 each. So a thousand for the whole 9 yards that have
never been used seemed worth it for sure. after my back is better and
I get it all in I will tell you how it works and how hard the whole
thing was.. Bye..Tommy


Michael Smith
 

Tonniez,

I think you lucked out. In my search for an axle kit I called National and
they said that they didn't have any. You must have an in there. Do be
careful installing your new axle. I had a shop do mine but they screwed the
shock mount up so bad that I had to totally redo it. I was under my rig at
one point when I realized that both ubolts on each side must be in place for
the unit to be secure. I only had one on each side on. It freaked me out to
realize that I could have easily made a mistake that could have ended my
toyota rving days in a hurry and for good.

Do you know what the difference was in the three different axle kits? My
guess is that it is either shock mounting or gear ratio. It would be great
information to know which kit should go with which rig. Do you think it
would be possible to find out from your contact that information? Sorry to
hear about your back, mine does the exact same thing. I'm out for 3 days
every time. Nothing seems to help but I wouldn't use a heating pad if I were
you. Ice is usually the best for the first few days.

Michael Smith


tommiez@... wrote:

Jack, Chialo is down the 2 freeway about 25 miles past Mt. Wilson.
About 7 miles past Chialo is a camp ground called Buckhorn. I think
Buckhorn is the closest thing to the Sequioa's that I have neem
without going there. chialo is about 6 thousand feet and Buck horn
7300.. they are so nice. Buck horn the nicest. Where is the place you
talked about? is it in the mountains?...TOmmy...PS...
I checked for a rear axle at 2 junk yards here in La and
they both got $1200.OO FOR A USED REAR AXLE.One of the places for
$1000.00 for one without the 3rd member. They said the used rims sell
for $100.00 each. So a thousand for the whole 9 yards that have
never been used seemed worth it for sure. after my back is better and
I get it all in I will tell you how it works and how hard the whole
thing was.. Bye..Tommy

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Tommy Howze
 

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Michael..? the way I got to National RV was I went to their web site and left an e mail asking for contact questions for TOyota for the recall.. someone in parts gave me a number..they ran me around with some more calls to ultimately find out that Toyota was going to do nothing to help me. The guy at National said they had a kit that they would sell me for 1000..? Let me get it installed totally and make sure it works good before I check for you..I will check.but don't want to push it incase it is any problems.. I think the differences between the rear ends is purely a gear ratio thing. Toyota had 5 speeds..4 and automatics..I am sure they all take a different one..anyhow.. The kit comes with all the mounting hardware..U bolts and the whole deal..it looks as though the lower plates for the shocks are the same as the ones I took off..so the mounting of the shocks looks the same.. I used to work in a shop through the 80;s and it is all pretty straight foreward..that is the only reason I tackled it in my driveway.. I just have my bad back to contend with now.. it is hard to accept at 37 that I have so many problems with it..it used to be so strong..anyhow..have a great day..Thomas

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Sent: Thursday, April 19, 2001 10:48 PM
Subject: Re: [toyota-campers] re:chialo

Tonniez,

I think you lucked out. In my search for an axle kit I called National and
they said that they didn't have any. You must have an in there. Do be
careful installing your new axle. I had a shop do mine but they screwed the
shock mount up so bad that I had to totally redo it. I was under my rig at
one point when I realized that both ubolts on each side must be in place for
the unit to be secure. I only had one on each side on. It freaked me out to
realize that I could have easily made a mistake that could have ended my
toyota rving days in a hurry and for good.

Do you know what the difference was in the three different axle kits? My
guess is that it is either shock mounting or gear ratio. It would be great
information to know which kit should go with which rig. Do you think it
would be possible to find out from your contact that information? Sorry to
hear about your back, mine does the exact same thing. I'm out for 3 days
every time. Nothing seems to help but I wouldn't use a heating pad if I were
you. Ice is usually the best for the first few days.

Michael Smith


tommiez@... wrote:

> Jack, Chialo is down the 2 freeway about 25 miles past Mt. Wilson.
> About 7 miles past Chialo is a camp ground called Buckhorn. I think
> Buckhorn is the closest thing to the Sequioa's that I have neem
> without going there. chialo is about 6 thousand feet and Buck horn
> 7300.. they are so nice. Buck horn the nicest. Where is the place you
> talked about? is it in the mountains?...TOmmy...PS...
>??????????? I checked for a rear axle at 2 junk yards here in La and
> they both got $1200.OO FOR A USED REAR AXLE.One of the places for
> $1000.00 for one without the 3rd member. They said the used rims sell
> for $100.00 each. So a thousand for the whole 9 yards? that have
> never been used seemed worth it for sure. after my back is better and
> I get it all in I will tell you how it works and how hard the whole
> thing was.. Bye..Tommy
>
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