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Or at least a Jeep :elkgrin: Are you going to keep the pathfinder as well? the LR3s are nice, hopefully you can find one that has smaller than 19" wheels on it!

They aren't difficult to replace, often issues come from a lot of rust and seized ubokts, since yours is basically brand new it shouldn't be an issue. Just make sure you have it blocked up properly. Have fun!

at least oil drips slower in the cold weather!

weather is turning nasty too, at least I have somewhere warm inside with cold beer to help me out

That's what I am hoping!

Based on my look yesterday I think my reservoir might also be leaking. Funny how we have the same issues. I could attempt to tighten the cover butbibdobt want to crack it, and its leaking pretty good.

I have a pretty serious oil leak currently. I thought it was the rear main seal as it has been weeping a bit for the last two years. I figured out today, fortunately, that it is the passenger valve cover gasket that is leaking pretty bad. MUCH easier fix, I was looking forward to the rear main...

Good idea , I do the same with mine. Some may say its overkill but it certainly isn't going to hurt anything and only takes a few minutes

Great pics and a great looking trip! how were the tries??

Another great day out there

I've had very good luck with my Danner Mountain Light II's. They aren't cheap but I've had them for six months and no complaints. Bonus is they can be resoled when you wear through the tread, don't have to toss out the boot.

Mountain Equipment Coop sells them in Canada as well. They ship to the US. They have multiple heights etc, some have a rubberized coating so they are good in snow for short periods (read: peeing in the middle of the night )

Another couple hour hike yesterday. The boots are feeling great. I have really taken to wearing a liner sock under my wool socks. Helps to wick away sweat and no blisters or anything remotely resembling a hot spot. Repeating the 25km hike again tomorrow.

Can't wait to see this thing finished

You are talking about making your tires look bigger right? :coffeedrink:

Haha must just be perspective, 10.5 EE is the size

haha you are correct, It seems like everyone met my brother down there, although he is pretty hard to miss with a big red jeep and big red beard

Fall is boot time, lets get some pictures mingled into this thread as well.

I love these early early R50s with the black up front and the rear swing out, I hardly see any around here. A stock one of these would have done all that I ever needed, great looking truck, love that green too!