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The one who dies with the most toys wins.

Tomorrow never comes.

I just passed 1000 on my odometer. Brought her home 12/26. At this rate I estimate I will have 2500 miles by year end. 10 years ago I drove around 5000 miles a year. There's a pretty good chance I'll still be under 100,000 miles by the time I die.

Came here and searched this forum to see if anyone had anything to say about the location the button. I had the same thing happen to me. I figured it out sooner than you, but it is kinda funny trying to figure out how to turn them back off. I've bumped them on accidentally three times since then.

This is already happening in the service departments. Go to dealership reviews and see all the happy buyers, and then read the service department reviews. :(

I need to get on this before my ranger becomes a victim.

Yep. I sure don't think they put it out with all the odd dimensions and humped bedrails by accident.

Maybe they do build them to match all those variances. Here is one from the topper thread:

. Now that I have my Ranger, I wonder how the canopies for these trucks fit. Sure, it's 55.5 inches inside to inside, but it's like 64 outside to outside at the front, 63 outside to outside midway and 62 outside to outside at the rear by the tailgate. I'm guessing the canopies don't start out...

Reality is for those that can't handle drugs.

Design flaws caught too late.

I went out to look for factory indents on different areas of the truck body. https://www.ranger5g.com/forum/threads/question-for-scab-owners.23836/#post-539848

I guess I could use a permanent marker and circle them so they are more obvious.

I agree! That looks terrible. Drill a hole in the center. Put a screw in the hole. Take the claws of a hammer and pull what you can out. Then put Bondo over it. Then just use a spray can of the color that is close enough.

It's engineered to be there to reduce drag.

Maybe I shouldn't have gave this person a 'Welcome' :)

I have them also, but your pictures make them look larger than what they look like on mine.

Or out of some composite material would be nice also.

. I need to check mine, but I don't remember seeing holes. So I'm guessing we have to drill them. But then I'd also be concerned about how top heavy it could be with lumber on top. . Anybody with lumber racks pretty comfortable with the attachment?

Welcome