mark_anderson_us
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first reasonably sized load (13 sheets of 8x4 drywall and a few 2by's on top of my decked drawers
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Only dropped into the 30's up in the mountains - perfect tent sleeping weather as long as you have the right bag or over/under quilts. I was quite comfy!Did you put that fire in the tent? Was bout mid 60’s in my apartment this weekend in GA can’t imagine in a tent with no insulation
Nice wheels!I decided to take my Ranger and brighten up our cold an blustery day by stopping by the Tire Rack warehouse to pick up my OZ Racing Rally Raid wheels!
if you want a full size, yes. just got rid of my F150. was nice when I needed the size and space, but pain to get in garage and to parkBut another guy had the F-250 6.7 power stroke, that's an impressive rig.
the F-250 has a really rough ride when it's not loaded in the bed or towing something - this guy bought it to tow a large RV . I'd imagine the F-350 rides even harsher.if you want a full size, yes. just got rid of my F150. was nice when I needed the size and space, but pain to get in garage and to park
Coulda used it today
Love the rims and grill lights.I decided to take my Ranger and brighten up our cold an blustery day by stopping by the Tire Rack warehouse to pick up my OZ Racing Rally Raid wheels! 17x8 and +44 offset to replace my sport wheels. New rubber to follow shortly and then I'm ready to do some more exploring!
Well I carefully washed the truck - used foam on it 1st , then a rinse, then a sponge and another rinse. Kind of bummed now how many scratches there are on the paint, I know it's a truck but didn't expect to see this happening so soon, had we taken an elk of course all would be good. When I left the car wash the muck was pretty deep on the floor.plan to wash this today, the back end is even more coated, but the mud does a good job of obscuring the chrome package. Suffered an elkless hunting trip, had to watch 4 good sized bulls - 2 were 6 pt , the others 5 pt, cross a road about 60 yds in front of me, private land on both sides though. Cold weather and snow got elk moving , saw a couple of large (80+) herds migrating.
If they’re light scratches you can most likely polish or compound them out with the right products and polisher.Well I carefully washed the truck - used foam on it 1st , then a rinse, then a sponge and another rinse. Kind of bummed now how many scratches there are on the paint, I know it's a truck but didn't expect to see this happening so soon, had we taken an elk of course all would be good. When I left the car wash the muck was pretty deep on the floor.