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Illuminare his, qui intenebris, et in umbra mortis sedent I am here in your happy little factory attempting to shut down the pumps, I have identified one, shined the spot light on him, close the valve

The professor Here is a quote from the professor at the Toyota university that NW Wheelers will not let me post in its entire format his name is Idaho Doug, this was copied from edmunds car chat forum, He from what I have researched on the internet a corporate Toyota employee, Get your leader...

Post #47 and # 48 of the trunnion bearing thread This is apparently a hub of IH8mush, even your wacky professor at the University of Toyota, states that the Birfield can run in gear oil and be just fine I would like to see the correct information of this subject, if this thread is closed or...

Call Eljay Call Eljay oil company and talk with Randy there, he has a degree from the NGLI, Aside from that look at the engineering of what you have in the frt ends of these things Look at the original engineering when is was on the drawing board for a weapon of war Look at the engineering...

Eljay Oil company I have had help researching this from a grease and oil specialist, here in Spokane Wa He encouraged me to write a article, I did, posted my information on IH8mush Found absoulutly no technical information that was correct on the subject. Began looking into it further and...

The Proof is in the pudding as the Jeep guys call it, The Proof is in the Birfield soup as Toyota guys call it And the Proof of the intentional, mis leading information is linked to on post 25 on the Mushroom Factory Thread, These are facts that I have uncovered, This is supposed to be hard...

This is a article written for the Toyota Owner magazine unfortunately David Zartman publishing editor is not interested stating that they are more into "hard parts technical" I feel as a Mechanic the the Hard Parts are protected by the grease, Critical information to the Toyota owner, Franks...

Center of mass pick the middle of whatever your welding (center of mass) and work your way out either side evenly my 2 cents

Toyota Trunion bearing story http://www.g503.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=163208