Ranger305
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If you have the HD version of the Diamondback cover, you can mount a tent rack. I'll be doing that this winter. Have you considered it?Wow, great pics! Beautiful truck & dog
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If you have the HD version of the Diamondback cover, you can mount a tent rack. I'll be doing that this winter. Have you considered it?Wow, great pics! Beautiful truck & dog
Nice drone shot! Where is this place? I live in Hialeah and am looking for some offroad action 'till I'm back in Colorado next summer.Getting wet
I have a trifold tonneau cover. I like the tent setup for the Rangers, but we've been looking to get a pull behind travel trailer for awhile now. Hopefully in the not too distant future!If you have the HD version of the Diamondback cover, you can mount a tent rack. I'll be doing that this winter. Have you considered it?
Good luck with your trailer choice. I was heading in that direction until I watched some 'Overlanding' videos where most of the rigs have a rack mounted tent. I thought it was cool - and much cheaper than a trailer. Post pics of the trailer you choose.I have a trifold tonneau cover. I like the tent setup for the Rangers, but we've been looking to get a pull behind travel trailer for awhile now. Hopefully in the not too distant future!
Will do!Good luck with your trailer choice. I was heading in that direction until I watched some 'Overlanding' videos where most of the rigs have a rack mounted tent. I thought it was cool - and much cheaper than a trailer. Post pics of the trailer you choose.
You need new tires my man! I had the exact same issues when I took the OEM Hankook's to an off road park. They clog with mud and they're impossible to clear.
took on Ocala National Forest (FL) again last weekend! I need to start pinching pennies for a level and tires ASAP. have any aftermarket companies come out with a snorkel setup?
How did you get away from not having a front plate bracket being from California?I think we’d all like to appreciate some pictures of where our trucks have been.
Big Bear Ca, got snowed on a little. Ranger exceeded my expectations for comfort off-road.
They only time I’ve been asked why I didn’t have one was coming back into the US from Canada. ‍How did you get away from not having a front plate bracket being from California?
I technically have one, I just don’t have it installed.How did you get away from not having a front plate bracket being from California?
Nice pictures, Andy, and great post. How do you like the taller Nitto Ridge Grapplers?Took the truck out this weekend on Hermit Pass just outside Westcliffe, CO.
https://www.dangerousroads.org/north-america/usa/3938-hermit-pass.html
Truck still amazes me. Got it on two wheels going up a 6 degree incline without the rear locked and it was able to apply traction perfectly. Incredible traction control system on this truck.
What impressed me most is that I never once hit a rock on any skid plates, sliders, or underbody bits. This truck is just the right size for off roading on these tight trails.
Trail control is something I wouldn’t want to do without anymore. Having it lock the throttle at a steady state when you are bouncing over boulders makes for a greatly improved off road experience. No more jerky throttle from your foot bouncing around.
Heading out there in Nov. for camping and dirt bike riding. Gonna do some trails in the Ranger also.
took on Ocala National Forest (FL) again last weekend! I need to start pinching pennies for a level and tires ASAP. have any aftermarket companies come out with a snorkel setup?