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And I've got a trip through Canyonlands National Park, and areas around Moab planned for early April with my dad. We did a bunch of camping trips the year before I joined the army (1988) but we never did CYP White Rim or some of the other things in that area because by the time we thought of...

ARB has an air locker for the 2019-on US Ford Ranger. https://www.stage3motorsports.com/RD245-2019-Ford-Ranger-ARB-Air-Locker-Locking-Rear-Differential-OEM-Open-Diffs-Only.html If you get everything Stage 3 recommends (and you'll likely have to, as explained on the page) you're in for $1,794...

I wanted to wait until I had a nice down payment saved up, but my kid decided to run my car into the back end of a tractor trailer while we were on vacation. So much for saving for a downpayment and having a car to trade. In retrospect, I should have taken the insurance and bought the cheapest...

In the area around here, this XLT was the lowest priced option that had everything I wanted. Nothing really more than that.

You are correct, of course. I think that "tuxedo black" was the paint name for the paint repairs on my wife's Hyundai and it just stuck in my head.

Heated power seats, adaptive cruise control, Trail management, locking differential, skid plates. ARB makes a locker but that's $1000. Plus the compressor $250-500 + install $1000 and still wouldn't have the electronically governed capabilities or the skid plates (another $600-1000). I'm going...

So when I bought my Ranger, I didn't have a down payment saved up like I'd been planing, and I didn't have a car to trade in. I had a settlement from an accident (which was less than I thought it would be) and not a lot of time. So I bought the Ranger I could afford that they had available, not...

Out of all the ones I've seen, this is the one that I keep coming back to. All I need now is to save up for it. Damn kids want things like food and clothing and shelter, selfish little bastards.

I guess I'm stopping at Lowe's on the way home.

Been offline for a bit. Trip to the Grand Canyon and some hiking and much needed unplugging. That does look sharp, but what I'm really needing is a rack for carrying cargo and overlanding gear. I'll keep watching you guys though.

I could see the reason for the change. People do get burned or set their houses on fire and so forth. Insurance industry pushes a lot of these things, but the problem is that in solving this one pretty important safety issue, they made another issue a lot more difficult, and ironically enough...

Here's the video where I first saw this in action:

No, it isn't. I just checked. You might be able to push it in, but I couldn't. So here's what I did--I stuck an 8" piece of 3/4-in Schedule 80 conduit I had laying around from a project in the end of the siphon, and it slips right into the gas port. This works for me, but I'll also check on...

I am REALLY liking this. I haven't found anything that I like yet for $750-$800 and as you said, that's the range. I'm a few weeks/months from buying a rack because I have kids who want to eat and have clothes and lights on because they're selfish that way. I'll have to save for it.

Better than that little funnel for use with a gas can is to simply buy a "jiggle siphon" or a "safety siphon". You put the end with metal fixture in the gas can, the other end goes in your fuel fill port about 6 to 8 inches in. Put the gas can in the cargo bed. Shake the siphon at the gas can up...

That's right in the range for a lot of other products that don't have integrated mounting for tools, rotopax (or other similar). Does that include cross bars over the top or will those be extra?

Rhino Rack US is looking for a Ranger owner in the Denver/Aurora, CO area to test fit parts. Roof racks, awnings, etc. I emailed them about the possibility of buying a rack from them, but they're not ready to verify that their current Ranger products, made for the overseas version in Australia...

Rhino Rack US is looking for a Ranger owner in the Denver/Aurora, CO area to test fit parts. Roof racks, awnings, etc. I emailed them about the possibility of buying a rack from them, but they're not ready to verify that their current Ranger products, made for the overseas version in Australia...

Mike in Utah. I wanted to wait a couple years on buying a new Ranger because I didn't want two car payments, what with my wife's Hyundai Santa Fe still taking money out of my pocket, and I wanted to save up some money for more of a down payment. Then got rear-ended by a tractor-trailer on I-5 on...

I really like it. It looks great! For me, I don't want it to go all the way across over the top of the cab, but if it were level with the pioneer rack I'd like that a lot. Any ballpark on cost on this?