Too cold to wrench in the winter

[TeleYota]

Well, I only have a tarped in carport, so my wrench time in the cold Canadian winters months are limited. I ski everyday though, so definitely a close second to wrenching. Just kidding I would rather be skiing, actually telemarking.

I have started to tear into my second owner 88’ 4Runner with 245,000 kms. I did OME rear springs and stock 4.88s with all the brakes. Just started into the complete front end. I am doing BJ spacers, stock 4.88s and complete updated BJ, Tierods, bushings, etc. I have a new softopper and will be doing a clutch, rear main and a engine tune up (22re). 33x10.5 BFGs

I am a longtime Toyota fanatic.

Now just to find time between skiing and cold weather.

 

[TeleYota]

Here is the 4Runner

 

[TeleYota]

Here is my 78’ FJ40 summer daily driver.

For some reason I am terrible at taking pictures. Hahah

 

[TeleYota]

Here is the site truck I have at work!! Hahah
03’ Sequoia

 

[TeleYota]

My wife’s 06’ 4Runner (V8)

 

[Ericcamaro]

Wrenching in the cold pretty brutal. It's all about the gloves, nothing worse than turning frozen bolts with frozen fingers.

 

[skibi]

One of the things to consider is that things simply became brittle and break in sub zero temperatures....
Better to find a friend with heated garage.