How so? It seems pretty standard as shops go other than the fact they specialize in Land Cruisers. They have vehicle lifts, tools, presses, etc, just like any shop would. I guess what makes it interesting to me is all the old Land Cruisers they have in different states of disassembly.
So sick!! The way George explains everything is so easy to understand that anyone that’s mechanically inclined would be able to do this job right along side the video. So in-depth!! Really enjoyed this even though I don’t own a Land Cruiser it’s always good to learn about the beginnings of my beloved 5th gen 4Runner and the history behind it. These are exactly how things should be built today, but sadly was lost and everything now is planned obsolescence. Thankfully, at least until the 2024 4Runner, Toyota is still building SOME vehicles this way and most certainly Land Cruiser did!! Thanks again Tim AND George, for all the time spent explaining and filming/editing these videos!! I can’t wait to see the future videos you guys do with George!! God bless~ Part 3 up next!!!!
Thanks for the nice comment. I agree Georg did an excellent job instructing in these videos. That's really cool you're watching the series even though you don't own an 80 or 100 Series Land Cruiser. Part 3 will be coming out very soon.
Tim/Sean, these are great videos! FYI, I contacted Cruiser Brothers a few months back for a Transmission rebuild for my 2001 Land Cruiser. They were really cool and told me that they no longer did that but told me about Legacy Transmissions in Hayward. Maybe that could be a future video? They said he was the “Messiah” of the A343F transmission. Keep up the great work and Happy New Year to you and Sean!
Tim, Sean, and George ! Wow …… one of the best tutorials I’ve seen , question ? Same Tcase as 4th gen 4Runner 03 ? Thanks you guys as always, TRULY SICK MOD. Be well family.
@@TimmyTheToolman You already know how to do all the major repairs. BTW, in a past video you mentioned a bone density issue. How are you doing? Hope you are well!
@@richardsauer599 My bone density has improved by taking supplements, changing my diet a bit and lifting weights more. I think I'm on the right track. I'm against taking pharmaceuticals for it because the potential side effects can be gnarly. Thanks for asking.
this is a very interesting shop!
How so? It seems pretty standard as shops go other than the fact they specialize in Land Cruisers. They have vehicle lifts, tools, presses, etc, just like any shop would. I guess what makes it interesting to me is all the old Land Cruisers they have in different states of disassembly.
@@TimmyTheToolman I meant the specialty focus of the shop and all the old Yotas that i have not and will not ever see in my area
@@efil4kizum Gotcha.
hahah, I posted a question on part 1....and you clarified it here in part 2, 1.5 hr well spent!
So sick!! The way George explains everything is so easy to understand that anyone that’s mechanically inclined would be able to do this job right along side the video. So in-depth!! Really enjoyed this even though I don’t own a Land Cruiser it’s always good to learn about the beginnings of my beloved 5th gen 4Runner and the history behind it. These are exactly how things should be built today, but sadly was lost and everything now is planned obsolescence. Thankfully, at least until the 2024 4Runner, Toyota is still building SOME vehicles this way and most certainly Land Cruiser did!! Thanks again Tim AND George, for all the time spent explaining and filming/editing these videos!! I can’t wait to see the future videos you guys do with George!!
God bless~
Part 3 up next!!!!
Thanks for the nice comment. I agree Georg did an excellent job instructing in these videos. That's really cool you're watching the series even though you don't own an 80 or 100 Series Land Cruiser. Part 3 will be coming out very soon.
@@TimmyTheToolmanthe saem
Another massive sick mod in the making
Good job guys!
Thanks! 2 more videos coming.
Tim/Sean, these are great videos! FYI, I contacted Cruiser Brothers a few months back for a Transmission rebuild for my 2001 Land Cruiser. They were really cool and told me that they no longer did that but told me about Legacy Transmissions in Hayward. Maybe that could be a future video? They said he was the “Messiah” of the A343F transmission. Keep up the great work and Happy New Year to you and Sean!
Thanks for the tip on the Hayward shop. Might be something to look into.
Tim, Sean, and George !
Wow …… one of the best tutorials I’ve seen , question ? Same Tcase as 4th gen 4Runner 03 ?
Thanks you guys as always, TRULY SICK MOD. Be well family.
Thanks for the nice compliment. The 4th Gen 4runner has a different transfer case.
Very nice!
Thanks!
Is there an 80 or 100 series in Tim or Sean’s future? I know you have done a lot of work to those bad ass 4 Runners.
The answer is yes if I can find one reasonably priced. People are asking stupid money for them.
@@TimmyTheToolman You already know how to do all the major repairs. BTW, in a past video you mentioned a bone density issue. How are you doing? Hope you are well!
@@richardsauer599 My bone density has improved by taking supplements, changing my diet a bit and lifting weights more. I think I'm on the right track. I'm against taking pharmaceuticals for it because the potential side effects can be gnarly. Thanks for asking.
Lc 76 ?
I don't know if the 76 Series had the same HF2A transfer case.