Bed shortener? - Page 2

Tyler46 · #16 01-12-2017, 11:41 AM

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Originally Posted by dvrich

LOL! My 12 year old grandson could figure out how to keep loads from moving around in the bed.

You help your grandson with loads in his bed too don't you?

It wasn't a vague question.

He asked a question for ideas on how to hold groceries in his pool truck, and that's the garbage you came up with. Please reference my signature.

jordisonjr · #17 01-12-2017, 01:40 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Tyler46

You help your grandson with loads in his bed too don't you?

It wasn't a vague question.

He asked a question for ideas on how to hold groceries in his pool truck, and that's the garbage you came up with. Please reference my signature.

Ranger Danger 1998 · #18 01-12-2017, 01:55 PM

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Originally Posted by Tyler46

You help your grandson with loads in his bed too don't you?

It wasn't a vague question.

He asked a question for ideas on how to hold groceries in his pool truck, and that's the garbage you came up with. Please reference my signature.

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Fasttrackranger · #19 01-12-2017, 07:00 PM

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Originally Posted by Tyler46

You help your grandson with loads in his bed too don't you?

It wasn't a vague question.

He asked a question for ideas on how to hold groceries in his pool truck, and that's the garbage you came up with. Please reference my signature.

Damn dont people realize MEN drive trucks for work. Not to haul groceries. Get a tool box to shorten the bed and fill it with your skin moisturizers and tampons. Or get some calluses on your hands and use it like a truck.

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2004ranger4x4 · #20 01-12-2017, 07:05 PM

Where's Logan when you need him. Time to mop this thread up.

Tyler46 · #21 01-12-2017, 07:13 PM

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Originally Posted by Fasttrackranger

Damn dont people realize MEN drive trucks for work. Not to haul groceries. Get a tool box to shorten the bed and fill it with your skin moisturizers and tampons. Or get some calluses on your hands and use it like a truck. Sent from my LGL62VL using Tapatalk

Well, I do throw a bunch of shit in the back fairly often, and I do put groceries in it. Winner winner chicken dinner.

Mainly I just wanted to create a clever shit talking post in response to dvrich because he can't make a single post on this forum without being a grumpy fuck. So there's that.

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Originally Posted by 2004ranger4x4

Where's Logan when you need him. Time to mop this thread up.

Don't worry, we all miss Logan.

Fasttrackranger · #22 01-12-2017, 07:14 PM

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Originally Posted by Tyler46

Well, I do throw a bunch of shit in the back fairly often, and I do put groceries in it. Winner winner chicken dinner.

Mainly I just wanted to create a clever shit talking post in response to dvrich because he can't make a single post on this forum without being a grumpy fuck. So there's that.

Amen sir. Im changing my tactics to only positive comments as of now. So try your worst you handsome devil and see my response only be positive.

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Tyler46 · #23 01-12-2017, 07:24 PM

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Originally Posted by fasttrackranger

amen sir. Im changing my tactics to only positive comments as of now. So try your worst you handsome devil and see my response only be positive. Sent from my lgl62vl using tapatalk

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Fasttrackranger · #24 01-12-2017, 07:28 PM

Tyler you sir are an exquisite ford ranger dismantler. Your only attribute you excel with more is your integrity

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aroundincircles · #25 01-12-2017, 07:40 PM

Got my bed cover! now time to get a divider put together. I like the idea of something with pockets/ storage bins of some kind. May put together something in the coming weeks. next big project is replacing my intake manifold gaskets/valve cover gaskets.

Thanks for the suggestions!

Tyler46 · #26 01-12-2017, 08:17 PM

You could always try milk crates. I have one in the back of mine held down with a ratchet strap. Convenient.

aroundincircles · #27 01-12-2017, 08:21 PM

Problem with crates is I carry a lot of boxes, a lot of computers and computer components, so flexibility is key, but also keeping stuff sliding around is key without having to put a lot of pressure on it. the bins would be for extra small parts/some extra tools that currently are rattling around in the cab. I'm leaning towards the shower curtain rod(s). That would be a very easy solution and would allow for quick adjustment as well.

beau-tech · #28 01-28-2017, 01:26 PM

The Ford factory bed liner had notches/ pockets for 2x4/ 6/ 8/ etc. They were on each side of the wheel tub.