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lincolnland wrote: ↑Sun Sep 13, 2020 11:36 am

Why this look?.... you worried the might consume Vodka instead of Jack

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G'day Linc, He's still got it at the moment.
It's parked out the front of our place right now

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G'day mate, welcome back to the Ranger Hood. cheers, Butch.

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"Thank me later" .....NO..... Thank You Now.
Great work Stewart. A job way out side my ability. Cheers, Butch.

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Take it to a good dealer. Like Norton Ford here in Horsham.
cheers, Butch.

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G'day mate and welcome to the forum. We don't have many 2x2 utes on here however its still a Ranger

cheers, Butch.

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Pretty easy to see which category 2.0 haters fall into. The descriptions are pretty apt. https://ondigitalmarketing.com/learn/odm/foundations/5-customer-segments-technology-adoption/ Geezzz, now that's an interesting read. I couldn't really define my category. Maybe I'm just unique 8-) ..........or...

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Just watched the vidio and wasn't surprised. However the best part was reading all the comments

cheers, Butch.

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Bakkies is a pretty apt name

cheers, Butch.

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I was going to suggest you bring your ute down to Horsham as the dealer here is very good. I just hope you get a good outcome with your local bloke. cheers Butch,

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G'day and welcome here to Aus, great pics of the utes or do you call them "backies" or something? cheers, Butch.

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This thing is sounding better by the day.

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naddis01 wrote:I believe they are making 2 utes. One is a uni body very lightly based on the Santa Cruz concept which we will not get and the other is a ladder frame in the same vein as Ranger et al.

Cool. The larger type will be worth a look

cheers, Butch.

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Photo's that are available show a uni body vehicle. The "information" available is saying 'car based' so not expecting much load capacity. That said it probably will be a very nice town ute. Cheers, Butch.

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G'day Mate, could you explain what you are saying. Cheers, Butch.

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Gday Gold M, I gotta try and wear to 2013 ute out a bit more then see what engine options come along in about 12 months. If the new utes are gonna get a V6 I'm going the 4pot or swap to an inline 6 ute. cheers, Butch.

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Fitting a canopy over the standard tub was a mistake. It is all serviceable and functions as intended . I should have dumped the tub and built tray /canopy back in 2013. My next ute will get a "butch built" tray and canopy. See a lot of mud tires that only have tar stuck on them :? .... :lol: :lol: ...

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Written evidence of EVERY THING. Consider getting an independent engineer to do a detailed report. Seek legal advice.
Just remember you have $100,000 invested , and even if you have a "win" it may cost you more than the it's worth in time and money.
cheers and good luck. Butch.

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3D floor mats.
could be over $100 but still the best low cost item around.

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[quote="DangerRanger"] Can't wait to use that exact same trick on someone myself one day - it's an absolute pearler !!! You don't know any six foot three Wildtrak driving Americans who live in Melbourne do ya ??? :lol: :lol: :lol: He may indeed be a prime candidate for such a "problem" Cheers, Butch.

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DangerRanger wrote:
butch. wrote:The other thing Gazz hates is Diesel leak's
Ha Ha Ha - best practical joke I've seen in years - you guys got me a beauty

Cheers and Beers

Gazz

Sozz mate ...but I'm still smiling.....until next time....

cheers, Butch,

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The other thing Gazz hates is Diesel leak's

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Merry Christmas
Butch

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Carbon based fuels. We probably should know so we can plan the capacity of these new energy sources. Or is it a case of just keep adding to the stuff we have and hope it all works out. Starting something without knowing what is needed always ends in a costly mess. But hey I'm probably wrong. cheers,...

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In 2017, world total final electricity consumption reached 21 372 TWh, 2.6% higher than 2016. In 2017, OECD total final electricity consumption was 9 518 TWh, 0.2% higher than in 2016, while final electricity consumption in non-OECD countries was 11 854 TWh, an increase of 4.6% from 2016. That's ju...

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Just for my humble education how many Terawatt hours do we need to run the planet at our current usage rate ?
cheers, Butch

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Hi Butch I have noticed that you have some rather large and hard hitting opinions on this topic but a very shallow understanding of some very simple concepts. I would suggest a little reading and research on the topic, nothing too in depth or confusing, just to bring you up to speed on the state of...

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Catch#22Racing wrote:Spot on. I am a geologist who works in the renewable energy sector

Just a quick question , How do you "Renew Energy" ?
The reason I ask is I hear this term all the time and we are told renewable's are the answer.
cheers Butch.

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G'day mate, welcome to the Ranger Hood. Where in our great land are you located? Also you might like to check out the Ranger Meetup thread

cheers, Butch.

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Catch#22Racing wrote: Cringeworthy. Insular AF.

What...Why

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Part two. Energy is energy. It can't be "renewed" (yet). It can be transported (from the sun to earth), turned into useful things, But most important is as we use energy it is degraded beyond use. All the energy on our planet is currently stored and has been collected over a very long time frame. Th...

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Renewable energy is energy generated from natural resources—such as sunlight, wind, rain, tides and geothermal heat. Renewable energy is energy that is generated from natural processes that are continuously replenished. This includes sunlight, geothermal heat, wind, tides, water, and various forms ...

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As I have already said " I am Fully unqualified ". However the problem as I see it is "we" have not invented renewable energy yet, And if the global population continues to degrade energy at the current rate we are stuffed. But wait there's more, About half the global population who currently live p...

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400,000,000,000 years of climate change. nothing new. I'm fully unqualified. cheers Butch.
ps. the real problem is globally we are degrading more energy than the planet can collect.

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Yep OK mate, was just a thought. cheers, Butch.

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You will find the Ranger a very good off roader as it is. The only thing you MAY need is tires that suit your purpose.

cheers, Butch.

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Try Blackmans leather for a "proper" leather cover. If that's what you can have . I had the seats and steering wheel done by them about five years back and very happy. cheers, Butch.

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It's not very far from Perth to Monkey Gum......... on the map it looks like about 240mm

start planning for the 2020 Ranger Meet Now

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It appears I missed something. Any ways ......Start planing for the 2020 Ranger Meet Now

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gvm/gcm upgrades are great until some one gets hurt. Then the lawyers get involved. Some one wont be happy. I would leave some stuff home or buy a bigger ute. Just my opinion. Cheers, Butch. start planing for the 2020 Annual Ranger Meet Now. My opinion is still valid in my opinion :? AND start plan...

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Just googled best 4x4 ute in aus and pretty much every site has Ranger as best. So that must be the common problem

cheers, Butch.
start planing for the 2020 Ranger Meet Now

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