Almost sad to admit...
This is now by far one of our best threads on the forum. No whining directed at Ford. No ego bull****. Interesting to see the solutions shared to fight varmint and vermin damage. Will likely enlist all of them to some extent.
Live Free and die rodents?!
Out here anywhere near/in Portland and any of the cities along the I 5 corridor in western Oregon it is sadly no longer safe, especially at star buck$!
Looks like we will be forced to delete our coveted cup holders and custom-create a secure box the correct size for your personal specific side arm on the front passenger side incorporating a new mounting for the grab handle. Cup holder is useless when threat of harm is imminent and immediate...
I think I want to drive that Mega Cruiser- just now and then...Maybe if we all throw in a couple dimes we could co-op own a 6G member's loaner to share comrades!
We are all delusional, because we are human.
All 6g readers have overdosed on Bronco horse de-wormer....OR WE WOULD NOT BE ON this forum whining and Whinnying for our Broncos?
Lighten up, and enjoy the ride.
Well done.
We all need to let go of our self imposed stress and look forward to the inevitable solutions.
In the 'distant' future, imagine we will look back from our Broncos rear view mirrors on all the drama of the last couple years and simply 4 wheel forward with a smile.
Thought and concern often crosses my small mind as I have now seen in actual Bronco and continue to read about the digital instrument displays.
Will there be any chance of the aftermarket helping with at least an additional add on old school speedometer.
Would not want to mess up the tech, just...
Thank you!!! Fantastic answer! Truly THE solution I will implement. Stow the winch in inside my Bronco, and only mount it on the front or rear bumper as required for a recovery situation...Kinetic rope, gear, and winch all stowed and available as required. Meanwhile my gear is 100% out of the...
Here is an answer for someone with cad abilities to work with as a starting point. This is one of the best old school bumpers on the market...The Prineville, Oregon's Buckstop
Adapt and overcome.... shorten the ends to allow the wheels rock crawling contact , change brush guard to bronco...
I have purchased this same basic bumper for my F250 from Buckstop out of Prineville, Oregon. Top of the market...But, you do have to replace/upgrade your front springs to carry the extra lbs.
I will hope they or someone would consider an aluminum version for our new Broncos. The warn 16.5 stays...
Sorry, but honestly thank you for sharing, we all benefit from your experience.
If you use your off road vehicle- It will 'enjoy much experience' going forward.
Become friends with an honest shop and lighten your wallet when you feel it is a must fix....but could simply wait till there is more...