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Am I the only one that feels there is no rhyme or reason to the locals section? Should be broken into maybe just 6-8 sub forums with continental US just having NE, SE, NE, and SW then Asia, Canada, Europe and South America

Outstanding! Thanks for the info

XLT SuperCrew FX4 w/tow package -3300 miles -Auto stop/start enable but I will cheat it if 1st at a light -70/30 City/Highway - Normal driving, easy on take off's 70-75 mph on highway use CC often -87 octane all but 2 tanks of 93 typically fill up at 1/2 tank -Typically have adult passenger...

May need to let some air out of your tires. Many of us received our trucks with the tires over inflated. Mine were at 47 PSI from Ford, set at 42 and much better ride now

Maybe I'm not hip to the game but I've never seen any vehicle spit out a low brake fluid level alarm

Getting Line X this weekend most likely. And this is a work truck, not a beauty queen so scratches and scuffs don't hurt my feelings as long as it doesn't develop any rust

It took me about a 1/4 mile from the lot on my test drive to be sold on mine

Lookin good :rockon:

That's my plans once my new work van arrives I'll start filling up w/93 every time. Just too expensive to do it right now as my DD Work truck

Mobil 1 full synthetic after my first 5 oil changes that I negotiated into my sale price

Been hauling tools, heat pumps, furnaces, water heaters, if it fits in the bed it'll go

Because people can't drive

That's my point. Ford does not suggest this at all. I have been building and breaking in gas engines for drag cars, boats, atvs, motorcycles, tractors etc for going on 20 years. So I am fully aware of appropriate break in procedures, I also do my research on everything I own to ensure that I'm...

@Doc if Ford thought it was necessary for you to have the oil changed at 1k miles they would specifically state that in the owners manual. It would also be printed on your warranty disclosure statement, indicating that failure to change oil at 1k miles will render all engine warranties null and...

What do you want for it?

Hauled a 5 ton heat pump (300 lbs) then thanks to the nimble handling and reverse camera, backed up next to the building and with the help of 3 other dudes lifted the unit onto the roof. My Ranger has definitely been earning it's keep everyday since I got it

There's a lariat that looks just like your avatar sitting on a lot in Vandalia, OH right now

I'm with you nuts and bolts don't belong on structural items, when welds are so much stronger, and better looking than bulky hardware. Looking forward to seeing the finished product

So glad to see someone building their own rack instead of spending $1500+ on one

That looks great!!!:like: I can't wait to see more of my intercooler