Back in a Ranger

[MrBusses]

All of my tools are stored in a Mac tool box at work I don't transport my stuff around ?

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[myothercarizahearse]

All of my tools are stored in a Mac tool box at work I don't transport my stuff around ?

I guarantee that would level squat it

 

[MrBusses]

Ha yeah it would

 

[Dereku]

Truck was 27k I got 1k off as an employee they gave me 7k for my Tacoma. The market is rough right now but is coming down.

Not a bad deal. Looks clean as hell too.

 

[DukeCanBuildit]

dewalt fan boi much? ain't gonna lie... I'm a ryobi convert. I'm sick of buying different brands and styles of batteries. ryobi tools from the 90's work with modern batteries and vice versa

I have full cult member status for sure, Dave.

I also have a lot of Ryobi tools for the cottage - couldn’t bring myself to stock it up with DeWalt - too much $$$. I even have some of the old blue Ryobi tools that had lead acid batteries - sure glad they accept the new Li-on batteries that come with the newer tools. Smart move on Home Depot’s part to not orphan those tools. They are decent quality and I know full-time contractors who use them daily.

 

[MrBusses]

Team red here at least for work all of my power tools at work are milwaukee, I have replaced almost all pneumatic tools with electric

 

[canyonslicker]

I’ve smoked a few DeWalts so I went Makita li-ion. Flawless so far. Pricey yes but they don’t break in the middle of the job.

 

[Dereku]

I’ve smoked a few DeWalts so I went Makita li-ion. Flawless so far. Pricey yes but they don’t break in the middle of the job.

I had makita until both of my batteries died. Replacements were outrageous. I went with Ridgid due to a lifetime warranty on everything including batteries. Even a cordless trim router, who would have thought.

 

[DukeCanBuildit]

Team red here at least for work all of my power tools at work are milwaukee, I have replaced almost all pneumatic tools with electric

Replaced my air impact with a cordless 1/2” impact - skeptical at first but never looked back. My brad nailer too. Likely swap my framing nailer soon. It sure beats lugging a compressor and hose around.

 

[canyonslicker]

I bought a new 1998 Ranger Off-road 4x4 super cab. They tried to deny my warranty because I took it off-road in the sand!!! Just like tv commercials showed it doing!! Those vacuum locking hubs socked big time!!! Replaced under warranty but with a fight. Twice!! It still was a great truck!!

 

[Jason B]

I bought a new 1998 Ranger Off-road 4x4 super cab. They tried to deny my warranty because I took it off-road in the sand!!! Just like tv commercials showed it doing!! Those vacuum locking hubs socked big time!!! Replaced under warranty but with a fight. Twice!! It still was a great truck!!

Those PVH Pulse Vacuum Hubs were terrible design. A leak anywhere in the system prevented them from working. I replaced those with manual lockers.

 

[dondonbabyraptor]

Great truck, reminds me of my ol' days trying to find every little thing to mod. Any other plans come to mind yet after your initial list? Welcome!

 

[MrBusses]

Great truck, reminds me of my ol' days trying to find every little thing to mod. Any other plans come to mind yet after your initial list? Welcome!

Windows are tinted, got floor mats, a bed mat, and My hard trifold tonneau cover just came in today.

I am waiting for my Ford technician rewards money to come in and I will be getting seat covers some vent visors and a leveling kit.

 

[Jason B]

Windows are tinted, got floor mats, a bed mat, and My hard trifold tonneau cover just came in today.

I am waiting for my Ford technician rewards money to come in and I will be getting seat covers some vent visors and a leveling kit.

If I may suggest, don't get the seat covers from Ford, as they look crappy when installed. They are baggy and don't even cover the sides of the seat, which will get the most wear and tear from getting in and out.

 

[MrBusses]

I have some neoprene ones on my list

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