Scott,
This woodpusher sees a possibility to really complicate whites game, maybe winning. 41. ..Rxf2 sticks out in my mind..as a good opportunity to take more control.
The plan and ideas I see here are.
1. Your e pawn is now a passed pawn with support of a connected pawn, whites is just a rook pawn
2. If there were no rooks on the board... Your king and kingside pawns shall promote the e-pawn.
3. The white king for now is fenced in by the rook by two files
4. Extra pawns on the kingside, bonus
5. If white takes your a pawn toss your rook back to the a file and now white is the proud owner of a peice of wood that looks like a rook, now purely a defensive peice.
6. Two conencted pawns on the sixth rank cannot be stopped by a rook, king or both.
I think that move gets black going in the winning direction.
My .02
And what about 41. ... Rd2? That is more or less equivalent with Rb2, but has the advantage that the rook is supported by the king and a pawn. That forces the win of the pawn on the a-rank or the exchange of the rooks. Unless off course white decides to back his a-pawn from the a-rank.
But then can black start playing his center pawns.