IdahoRanger
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WTH, no Dortmunder pictures? ?
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Detail(es) day. Truck received MANDATORY detailing after our trip - pretty sure it's in my purchase agreement 
Car just doesn't seem to get the care it used to, not sure why? 
Car just doesn't seem to get the care it used to, not sure why? 
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Hi Folks,
When we got home from Flagstaff, I raided the RV fridge for a couple brewskies. I recalled the outdoor kitchen had ample beer cooled down...So out of beer in the RV fridge I headed to the outdoor kitchen fridge...much to my chagrin, there was one lonely Pacifico, not the full 12 that I had envisioned. So fired up the Ranger for a beer run... Turns out my darling little wifelet moved all the beer but one out of the outdoor kitchen fridge to the RV fridge some 4½ months ago... So the Ranger saved the day by being the go to vehicle for a beer run..
Best,
Phil
When we got home from Flagstaff, I raided the RV fridge for a couple brewskies. I recalled the outdoor kitchen had ample beer cooled down...So out of beer in the RV fridge I headed to the outdoor kitchen fridge...much to my chagrin, there was one lonely Pacifico, not the full 12 that I had envisioned. So fired up the Ranger for a beer run... Turns out my darling little wifelet moved all the beer but one out of the outdoor kitchen fridge to the RV fridge some 4½ months ago... So the Ranger saved the day by being the go to vehicle for a beer run..
Best,
Phil
RD_Kona
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My wife had rotator cuff surgery three months ago so we decided to head out for some outdoor time this weekend. Headed up to Cripple Creek.
Day 1 Shelf Road/Phantom CanyonRoad.
Day 1 Shelf Road/Phantom CanyonRoad.
subquark
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+1 for the Scab - FTW!I didn’t do much driving of my Ranger for a few days. My BIL/SIL drove in for a visit from Witchia. We used his Tesla in all of our trips around town as he suffers from a kind of vertigo where if he isn’t driving it really screws him up.
His Tesla is a Model Y. I was frankly pretty impressed with the car. It may be the only car/truck I have ridden in, in maybe two decades, that didn’t require some padding adjustment to keep my back from hurting right away.
After I complemented him on the car, he mentioned if I decided I wanted a Cybertruck, he would get some charging credits if he referred me to Tesla.
I told him I was holding out for a 6G Scab Tremor.
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Just home from spending all day with my sister, my son and daughter, son-in-law, and my wife moving a lot of my mother's stuff to a house literally across the street and two doors down. So the Ranger and my son-in-law's Eff One Fiddy got a workout hauling stuff 200 feet today, many many trips.
Long story but mom is going to downsize and sell her big house and rent a single-level ranch house cross the street. My knees are tired. Oil needs changed but it can wait until tomorrow.
Long story but mom is going to downsize and sell her big house and rent a single-level ranch house cross the street. My knees are tired. Oil needs changed but it can wait until tomorrow.
Tracy Bowman
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Beautiful pics!My wife had rotator cuff surgery three months ago so we decided to head out for some outdoor time this weekend. Headed up to Cripple Creek.
Day 1 Shelf Road/Phantom CanyonRoad.
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Took him alien hunting.?
Jhbryaniv
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Didn't get any pictures.... But brought all three of our kayaks and our bikes to our new house today. We are fully out of temporary housing. LoL
@subquark if you don't have a couple of these little fellas they make tying things down in the bed easier than ratchet straps (keep in mind right tool for the right job and all that). I've been using the s clips for odds and ends for a while but just started using these fantastic little guys.
@subquark if you don't have a couple of these little fellas they make tying things down in the bed easier than ratchet straps (keep in mind right tool for the right job and all that). I've been using the s clips for odds and ends for a while but just started using these fantastic little guys.
Jhbryaniv
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Ohh, and to make click to buy easier....
Nite Ize CamJam XT Aluminum Rope Tightener, Large Versatile Tie Down Cam Mechanism With Carabiner Clip + 500 LB Load Limit https://a.co/d/ijeUfmW
Nite Ize CamJam XT Aluminum Rope Tightener, Large Versatile Tie Down Cam Mechanism With Carabiner Clip + 500 LB Load Limit https://a.co/d/ijeUfmW
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I've never used them as tie downs and you're right, they're perfect.Didn't get any pictures.... But brought all three of our kayaks and our bikes to our new house today. We are fully out of temporary housing. LoL
@subquark if you don't have a couple of these little fellas they make tying things down in the bed easier than ratchet straps (keep in mind right tool for the right job and all that). I've been using the s clips for odds and ends for a while but just started using these fantastic little guys.
I do have a pair of them for self-rescue straps to hold our paddles in place to scramble back in after rolling.
We use an air bag on the far end and use a small rope with this clip to hold the paddle solid to the kayak.
Not me, just illustrative ...
Wandrr
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Took it camping.
60 miles down Padre Island and back. Mostly deep soft sand today due to a very high tide but the truck did great, especially since it's stock.
60 miles down Padre Island and back. Mostly deep soft sand today due to a very high tide but the truck did great, especially since it's stock.
Michel Jeanneau
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Finally did my 5-tire rotation...about 1400 miles late (doing them every 5k)...no issues with TPMS recognizing the new sensor!
Michel Jeanneau
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Finally did my 5-tire rotation...about 1400 miles late (doing them every 5k)...no issues with TPMS recognizing the new sensor!
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