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First the dunes, then the backyard mechanics... https://www.msn.com/en-us/autos/news/sacramento-county-says-its-illegal-to-work-on-your-own-car-in-your-own-garage/ar-AADOizD?li=BBnbfcL

Which roof does it have, the newer 1 piece? (not sure when they started using them). They typically have a bow to aid with rain/snow melt run-off. We use a cordless drill with a 3/8" bolt (threaded end in the chuck, bolt head in the lift system) to raise ours, works great. Talk to Matt @...

Some good info over on T4R... https://www.toyota-4runner.org/4th-gen-t4rs/102272-4th-gen-suspension-options-faq.html

Drums of different diameters? Otherwise wouldn't the cable just pass through all the blocks without actually doing anything?

Multi sheave pulleyes just allow for multiple pulling segments. In the picture i posted the pulleyes were dual sheeves allowing for 4 segments Of course all of these calculations are out the window if you're try to do a recovery on a Tuesday with more than 5 elephants in the area Sent from my...

That first length of cable from the winch is no more than any of the other segments between pulleys. If the load was connected to a pully by a single line, that line would be at the full load. It is assumed the pulleys are attached with line/straps, etc that can bear the full load.

Only lines attached to the load or anchor point are included in the calculations. i.e. in a self recovery off of a tree, there is one line involved -1/1. If you run that line through a snatch block back to the winch, there's 2 lines between load and anchor - 2/1. Now I run from...

I think most of the "F" rated tires have the same Load index as the E rated tires (maybe even less), but it does allow for running up to 80 PSI, where the E rated tires drop down to 65 PSI at 35x12 and larger (E2)