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In about a month, we're hopping in our Ingot XLT for a little road trip. We'll leave the Dallas area and hit a bunch of paddling spots that are on our list. Normally we travel by motorhome and tow the Ingot, but this time it's all Ranger. The best parts will make it onto our YT channel...

yay. Snow. Ice. Nonstop fun.

Beats me. Mine came with clamps and required no drilling.

I hand wash, but I'm no afficianato. I just enjoy doing it.

Hi Phil. That reminds me. Last year, TireMinder came out with a flow through version of their sensors. They offered a great deal to their existing clientele. The deal was, you could upgrade for basically the same full retail price for new purchasers. I was humbled by their gracious offer...

It certainly makes me respect long-haul truckers more. There is a great deal of driving idiocy out there to avoid.

I have the TireMinder i10. It does not read the factory Ranger sensors, so I have ten external sensors to deal with. That is a hassle every time I check/refill pressure, but the info is worth it.

Well done. I cannot imagine what that experience was like.

Yes, great point. A $500 TPMS system is not cheap, but it's pretty inexpensive insurance. My 10-wheel TPMS monitors all my tires on one screen. Sure, it's yet another thing to scan when driving, but it's good info to have.

My Ingot XLT FX4 and I are in Forney. But, we're gone much of the time traveling here and there. We'll take the Ranger on a kayaking trip in a couple of months to Florida and coastal Carolina.

Sure seems fuel or incendiary related to me. I'd expect issues with the transfer case or a failed tow mode would result in a bang and scattering of expensive gear teeth. This was a heck of a fire. If this happened soon after a fuel or rest stop, I'd suspect mischief from a bystander at the...

I didn't notice a ramp or trail in the shot. I suspect that they'd driven down the beach and the rising tide trapped them in that spot.

I towed my Ranger 7,000 miles behind a motorhome in 2021. Believe me, you have no idea what's going on back there.

Dear Lord. That is terrible. We must find out why this happened.

I guess it depends on the price of the 150. How high have they jacked the price up on those? $2.5K off what?

It could have been much much worse. Hug your loved ones.

You know, there aren't just that many people that think the way that these people think. But somehow, that small group of people have managed to elevate themselves into positions of authority over the rest of us. You can see their fingerprints on just about everything around us these days.

That hill was a nightmare during winter storms. Traffic would back up for miles while motorists tried to get up it. Usually some 18-wheeler would jack-knife and close the whole thing down and cars would just sit. But in moderate weather, it was a pretty cool place.

We're nearby in San Leon until Monday. We went to the boardwalk last Saturday when it was pouring rain. It's a great area. Get to the San Jacinto monument when you get a chance.

Merry Christmas from down here on the edge of Galveston Bay. We have snow! . . . oh wait, that's sand. :wink: God bless us all and here's to a healthy, happy 2022.