Bought a Ranger the other day. What kind of tools should I keep handy?

>>17120234
RANGER DANGER

>>17120234
A transmission jack.

>>17120234
If you have to ask, you probably wouldnt know what to do with them anyways.

>>17120234
Since you bought it used, make sure you have the extending rods to drop the spare tire under the bed. They should be with the jack behind the seat.

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Something I know a lot of guys, after buying their first pickup/SUV, have completely "forgot" until they're about to do some work; make sure you have a jack that can actually reach high enough to jack it up

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>>17120247
RANGER DANGER

>>17120234
a dual sided dildo

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>>17120485
Yep.
Get a $29.99 hydraulic jack from the auto parts store.
>>17120467
>keeping your spare under the bed.
Ditch that crap setup.

>>17120234
None.

Rangers never break down to need tools.
Maybe a hammer. My starter was starting to flake out once and I beat it with a hammer to get it home. I had the slave cylinder fail and rusty brake lines, so my compete Ranger rescue kit is
1. Hammer
2. Brake Fluid

>>17120234

Dental Dam.

Hammer is useful for the blower motor too.

Duct tape to repair the flimsy upholstery.

Otherwise it doesn't need much