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Camping with Maverick Hybrid, which pulled travel trailer like a champ
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What size is that trailer? Curious, that's all.
Looks good behind the Mav, though I'd be worried about pushing the limits on the hybrid. Then again, I worry a lot.
Looks good behind the Mav, though I'd be worried about pushing the limits on the hybrid. Then again, I worry a lot.
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Lol, got Ford to post to an over the limit tow post. Fun thread. That is about the size of my RV @ 2 tons.
we’re good to tow anything now fellas
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So was it all electric?
Curious on the weight of the camper since the hybrid is only rated to tow 2000 pounds. Our ecoboost tows our 3100 pound boat great!Had the hybrid mav pulling the travel trailer this weekend. Pulled like a champ!
For a very short distance like that I'm sure the hybrid is just fine. I doubt even an EB could tow your trailer over distance safely though. LolWay too big for the Mav. I just moved it in the yard, to hook up to my big truck.
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Just pulling your leg. That camper is over 5000 lbs. I was just moving it into position to back up and hook on with my other trailer. Didn’t actually pull it anywhere.
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Just pulling your leg. That camper is over 5000 lbs. I was just moving it
didn’t burn a drop of gas.
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