Things you SHOULD do with your RBV...

[martin]

Talk nicely to her.

p.s. If she starts talking back you have a whole other problem.

 

[Dweano]

use the bed as a bed every once in a while! yea...you know what i mean!

Been there...done that I have one of these http://www.jcwhitney.com/Inflatable_Truck_Bed_Mattress?ID=12;0;200000658+1996;0;100001;ProductName;0;0;0;0;2010992;0;0

It is awesome. Get it. Haha

 

[craveman85]

i used to plow with my 2wd ranger with a locker and tire chains and 400lbs of weight. got stuck once when i accidentally tried to plow a ditch.

 

['99 EB Explorer]

DO:

-use your '93 2.3L 2x4 to pull a single axle rig out of a field covered in 2 feet of snow(idiot)

-use said ranger to pull a buick out of the ditch....back up and over the snow bank

-use same ranger to pull a topaz out of a ditch where you have to back your ass right in to the snowbank in order for your 15' strap to reach.

-same truck....go play in the mud and slop with all the big trucks and wear a big snobbish grin when you reach the other end

-pull a 15' cedar tree out by the roots (clutch didn't like that so much)

-haul so much gravel that the mud-flaps are dragging on the ground.


....i can keep going... lol

 

[red85]

Use it everyday. Cut the rusty old box off of it and build a flat deck to haul dirtbikes

 

[Hopman]

-pull a 15' cedar tree out by the roots (clutch didn't like that so much)

I know the feeling. I used my Ranger (2.3, stick & 4x4) to yank out an overgrown shurb at our church. There's nothing like the smell of a hot clutch mixed with soil, burning rubber and sweat! I just put 'er in 4Low, hooked a strap to my to tow reciever, and yanked the living snot out of it!

The root ball was a soild 3 feet in diameter and weighed close to 200 lbs. It took three strong guys (of which I was one) to get it in the back of my truck!

 

[7.5L_STX]

always use your lifted ranger to abuse the rule of "girls like big trucks"



if you use it for that, i guarantee you that you can have a different chick riding around with you every night.

 

['99 EB Explorer]

I know the feeling. I used my Ranger (2.3, stick & 4x4) to yank out an overgrown shurb at our church. There's nothing like the smell of a hot clutch mixed with soil, burning rubber and sweat! I just put 'er in 4Low, hooked a strap to my to tow reciever, and yanked the living snot out of it!

The root ball was a soild 3 feet in diameter and weighed close to 200 lbs. It took three strong guys (of which I was one) to get it in the back of my truck!

Yeah...mine was only 2x4. I had a chance at a 2.3 with 4x4, but the guy wanted $7000 for it