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No disconnects yet. After I finish the racks, onboard air. Then I will try something.

Hello I built them myself, used a tonne of pop rivets, and then bought 500lb drawer slides and mounted them to a hinge and then to the rack. I am just finishing the “saddle” style holder for the far end and then the compression latches near the tailgate.

Adding my setup here

Quick video of my camp / sleeping setup, click link: Ranger Sleep Setup ..and making coffee, cause why not lol Making Camp coffee

I love jeeps and thought of moving back over but I am having too much fun building custom stuff for my Ranger right now. I definitely had to set a limit to what trails I want to tackle with it though, which hurts a little lol. for fun, my Jeep history:

One thing to think of, if they bolt to the frame instead of weld on, it will be easier to remove them to touch up after scraping them over the rocks.

I don’t remember which rain guards and don’t have a link cause didn’t buy them online.

ohhh you meant the rain guards, let me see if I can find the link

https://www.coastaloffroad.com/product-page/2019-2021-ford-ranger-kickout-rock-slider-weld-together-kit-bolt-on/

Welding was fine, a bit more fitting than I anticipated. You can set what ever angle you want, I think I set mine at 15 degrees and I had to trim / grind the top plates to sit them in flush instead of on top but I guess that’s a preference thing. I finished them with raptor liner. They are...

I got mine from coastal off-road weld together kit

I did my brake fluids at 50k kms because it had been 3-4 years. The dealer said it wasn’t necessary but was happy to do it. After he brought out a list of things I could do if I wanted lol I will do the tranny this year. Mainly for piece of mind and doing it when budget allows instead of when...

Best I know of for clearance and protection is coastal Offroad’s rear bumper, it’s a weld together kit a https://www.coastaloffroad.com/product-page/2019-ford-ranger-high-clearance-rear-bumper-kit/ Otherwise I am curious about arb’s rear bumper with tubes under to protect bed sides, however...

Ya I don’t have boots on mine and didn’t need anything extra.

2020 Lariat 4WD CrewCab, bought it new, 55,000km no issues so far.

If it helps, here are the other photos from their website:

I saw another thread on here saying only the front fenders, hood, and tailgate are aluminum, rest is steel. I always thought the bed was aluminum, I learnt something today! https://www.ranger5g.com/forum/threads/2019-ranger-doors-what-are-they-made-of.2607/ the coastal off-road rear bumper does...

Oh man, totally right on that one! I was going to put it in quotes or at least in brackets saying (as far as the wife knows) lmao

Thank you, I should get the latches next week and then will order the solenoid's and make a quick video to share the setup I have so far for camping.

Thanks, yes I was all good until I added more weight to the rear and stepped it up by tackling bigger rocks. I will stop at mid level rock crawling with this truck.