tanked_darren

Hah my 14 holds water it's super annoying

powerranger262

I honestly don't see what the big deal is. You drive down the road, no need to floor it or anything, and the water comes out of your truck. If you don't look in the rear view mirror, you wouldn't even know it was there.
Wow.

kobayashi maru

Do nothing, water evaporates.

switner

I think the answer is pretty obvious: open up a mobile swimming pool.

Joseph Hoolihan

I apologize if I wasted anyone's time with reading my silly thread. With this being my first truck, and living in Florida where it rains a few times a day almost every day, combined with not driving the truck everyday, I was just curious if there was a way to have the water drain more efficiently.

Thanks to the few comments/ ideas to help.

69Shark

You did not waste folks time! Gives us something to read!

We have a 96 Ranger and live North of Seattle! Our street as is our driveway both have a little bit of an incline! The Ranger gathers water regularly! A LOT of water which you most certainly feel!

We've learned to simply park the truck so the water can run out the back in the rainy season.

The F150 has a hard folding tonneau which blocks 99.9% of the water from entering the bed so no worries there!

Scott

Adam013085

Water in the bed isn't hurting anything so no reason to do anything about it.

1lowranger

I park like this so no water builds up. Works well!!

lewissa81

Looks like a good time to check the brakes and steering!

Smith8273

Move to California.