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Re: Sightings Of The Willy Mammoth
« Reply #570 on: Dec 19, 2005, 03:10:15 PM »
But if it was in the front, it would be the rear pinion bearing??
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Re: Sightings Of The Willy Mammoth
« Reply #571 on: Dec 19, 2005, 03:16:48 PM »
But if it was in the front, it would be the rear pinion bearing??

Sounds abou right to me, but the word Facing would make it a lot easier to understand :disturbed:
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Re: Sightings Of The Willy Mammoth
« Reply #572 on: Dec 19, 2005, 04:51:44 PM »
It it entirely possible that I simply don't know the complete part breakdown on a 3rd member, but when you say, "front pinion bearing," I would expect to see you working on the front end of the rig? My only other guess is that there is two bearings on the pinion?
when i first read it i thought the same thing,but when i saw the rear jacked up i knoew what bearing he was talking about



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Re: Sightings Of The Willy Mammoth
« Reply #573 on: Dec 19, 2005, 05:37:00 PM »
when i first read it i thought the same thing,but when i saw the rear jacked up i knoew what bearing he was talking about



Mark  did it not get enough oil  rotated up  :headscratch:

I was kinda wondering this too, I noticed that it is a High Pinion and I would imagine if you rotate the axle up it may not get any oil.
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Re: Sightings Of The Willy Mammoth
« Reply #574 on: Dec 19, 2005, 06:49:12 PM »
Ok, maybe I should have said outter bearing. (you know the one closest to the seal)  :shake:

It all started when the synthetic gear oil got water in it. The synthetic oil broke down and mixed with the water causing a sludge.

I didn't expect the pinion bearing was going to last much longer. I only hope it didn't damage the pinion gear.

I want to look into making a oil pump to help get oil to the pinion bearings.  :think:
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Re: Sightings Of The Willy Mammoth
« Reply #575 on: Dec 20, 2005, 04:50:51 AM »
Hey I'm in FLTTORA with usmcracer. The next campout we're doing is in January at the Oklawaha RV Resort in the northish end of the ONF. It's the Florida 4WD Assosiation winter campout and it's huge. There will be all kinds of rigs there. You should deffinately come up for that. Lots of wheeling around that area. APit is a short drive (20something minutes) and then all of the ONF to explore.

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Re: Sightings Of The Willy Mammoth
« Reply #576 on: Dec 23, 2005, 05:35:05 PM »
91, it looks like we will be going to that. We're finding out more from our jeep club and we'll probably join FLTTORA.

Here's a couple more pics from this past weekend that another guy took:

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Re: Sightings Of The Willy Mammoth
« Reply #577 on: Dec 24, 2005, 09:30:40 AM »
I see you have met the Krafts. Steve and Janet are very good people. It's been a while since I've been out with them. Looks like the Vene's and the Deltona crew will be heading to River Rock that weekend.
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Re: Sightings Of The Willy Mammoth
« Reply #578 on: Dec 24, 2005, 10:07:47 AM »
Here's a couple more pics from this past weekend that another guy took:


Looks like you guys had a good mudslingin' time :gap:

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Re: Sightings Of The Willy Mammoth
« Reply #579 on: Dec 24, 2005, 10:17:10 AM »
It was a great mudslingin' time, Fatboy!

Instigator, where is River Rock? And yes, Steve and Janet are very cool.
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Re: Sightings Of The Willy Mammoth
« Reply #580 on: Dec 24, 2005, 11:09:22 AM »
Check this out... Rokcrawlintoy sent me this page of Toyota Trails magazine. Not only is that me in the bottom right picture that looks like I'm :bowdown: and kissing Marlin's ring. LOL! But the top right picture is a picture of the underside of the Mammoth hood where Marlin signed it.

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Re: Sightings Of The Willy Mammoth
« Reply #581 on: Dec 24, 2005, 12:09:38 PM »
that is cool Mrs.Willy 8)

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Re: Sightings Of The Willy Mammoth
« Reply #582 on: Dec 24, 2005, 12:35:23 PM »
At least you were kissing his ring hehehee www.riverrockorv.com is located in Ga. About 1 hour south of Atlanta. Were planing our own trip for April or May but since we got invited on this wild hair run were scamblin to make it work for a pre trip. Janet e-mailed me to say they are also thinking of a trip in the near future as well. Maybe if they spread thier trip far enough a part I can get to go 3 times this year :crossed:  You guys are welcome with us if you want.
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Re: Sightings Of The Willy Mammoth
« Reply #583 on: Dec 26, 2005, 04:45:50 PM »
I knew there was a good reason to carry a jerry can with us on our trail ride, I must have known we were going to run out of fuel. :yupyup:

 :haha: That's the first time that happened again.  :shake:

 :think:  I guess I should hook up the fuel gauge huh.

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Re: Sightings Of The Willy Mammoth
« Reply #584 on: Dec 26, 2005, 05:03:22 PM »
What the engine lacks in power it makes up for in rpm. We did 55-56 mph in 3rd gear all the way to Ocala.That's about 120 mile round trip in 3rd gear. If you put it in 4th gear it slows down  :shake_head:

Anyway after topping off and bleeding out the air in the fuel lines we were back up to speed  :driving:

We saw all kinds of hunters, but not one deer. I think the deer were all hiding knowing there were a bunch of rednecks with guns looking for them.

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Re: Sightings Of The Willy Mammoth
« Reply #585 on: Dec 26, 2005, 05:07:28 PM »
We even managed to find a couple mud holes to cross, can't go home with a clean Willy now can we.  :eyebrow:
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Re: Sightings Of The Willy Mammoth
« Reply #586 on: Dec 27, 2005, 01:33:13 PM »

We saw all kinds of hunters, but not one deer. I think the deer were all hiding knowing there were a bunch of rednecks with guns looking for them.


Maybe those hunters were ticked off at all those 4wheelers scaring all the deer away from their stands and were thinking of practicing on them. :yikes:
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Re: Sightings Of The Willy Mammoth
« Reply #587 on: Dec 27, 2005, 02:06:55 PM »
We even managed to find a couple mud holes to cross, can't go home with a clean Willy now can we.  :eyebrow:
It's good to get your Willy wet, but I don't know about dirty! :gap:

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« Reply #588 on: Dec 27, 2005, 02:53:09 PM »
Maybe those hunters were ticked off at all those 4wheelers scaring all the deer away from their stands and were thinking of practicing on them. :yikes:
:headscratch: Whose to say we wouldn't scare the deer in their direction? :eek:

And considering all the other hunters we passed on the move in other directions, and in some places the number of hunters per square foot, I would say they would be lucky not to be shooting each other!

There was more interest in looking at this yellow beastie coming through the brush then there was concern over us scaring off their prey.

Now, on the other hand, maybe my standing up, waving my arms and yelling RUN DEER RUN, might have perturbed them a tad :_oops:
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Re: Sightings Of The Willy Mammoth
« Reply #589 on: Dec 27, 2005, 03:19:12 PM »
:headscratch: Whose to say we wouldn't scare the deer in their direction? :eek:

And considering all the other hunters we passed on the move in other directions, and in some places the number of hunters per square foot, I would say they would be lucky not to be shooting each other!

There was more interest in looking at this yellow beastie coming through the brush then there was concern over us scaring off their prey.

Now, on the other hand, maybe my standing up, waving my arms and yelling RUN DEER RUN, might have perturbed them a tad :_oops:


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Re: Sightings Of The Willy Mammoth
« Reply #590 on: Dec 27, 2005, 04:39:25 PM »
THe worst was at the other campground the week before. It was a hunt camp and they were bagging. I know venision is good, and I know its :blah: but they still are beautiful animals and I would rather shoot them with my camera :blah:

We did see a couple bagged, one on the trail and one that was being trimmed (or whatever) at the weigh station (or whatever).

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Re: Sightings Of The Willy Mammoth
« Reply #591 on: Jan 04, 2006, 04:33:36 PM »
Check this out... Rokcrawlintoy sent me this page of Toyota Trails magazine. Not only is that me in the bottom right picture that looks like I'm :bowdown: and kissing Marlin's ring. LOL! But the top right picture is a picture of the underside of the Mammoth hood where Marlin signed it.

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Re: Sightings Of The Willy Mammoth
« Reply #592 on: Jan 15, 2006, 05:24:11 PM »
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Re: Sightings Of The Willy Mammoth
« Reply #593 on: Jan 15, 2006, 05:26:48 PM »
We even managed to find a couple mud holes to cross, can't go home with a clean Willy now can we.  :eyebrow:

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Re: Sightings Of The Willy Mammoth
« Reply #594 on: Jan 15, 2006, 06:56:37 PM »
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Re: Sightings Of The Willy Mammoth
« Reply #595 on: Jan 16, 2006, 05:09:00 PM »
We went to the FL4WDA campout at Lake Ocklawaha FL. and saw a few Marlin stickers.

Didn't get there names, but asked if they were on the board and a couple said they were. I wanted to get a group picture, but never found the rite time to set this up.

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Re: Sightings Of The Willy Mammoth
« Reply #596 on: Jan 16, 2006, 05:10:49 PM »
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Re: Sightings Of The Willy Mammoth
« Reply #597 on: Jan 16, 2006, 05:15:28 PM »
Finally got to try out a proper ramp.
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so who is dem peoples :dunno:

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Re: Sightings Of The Willy Mammoth
« Reply #599 on: Jan 16, 2006, 05:45:39 PM »
Nice, now I know you have more than that  :sly:
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