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I don't know how to add the pictures to the forum. Send me your email and I'll forward them to you Suptrack

I'll send pictures either today or tomorrow. Suptrack

I can try and send you a picture of the receptacle ( dioed) that the line coming off the 7 pin connects to. I'll also send a picture of the line. Unfortunately the RV is in storage and I can't illustrate the connections

Coming off your 7 pin on the RV into an installed receptacle on the Maverick, in the front bumper where the baseplate sits, wires coming off receptacle go to the battery. The RV is charging your battery when it's running. I have it on my Honda Fit right now, works great. I'll be having one...

With my diesel pusher motorhome, the oil n filters get changed every 10-12k miles. I have put 75k on the rig and absolutely no issues related to oil.

Sorry, I failed to mention the 161,652 is on my Honda Fit. My Maverick Hybrid won't be here until sometime in Aug.

I change my oil religiously when it shows 15% life, that's around 9k miles. My car has 161,652 on it and it doesn't burn a drop. Synthetic oil is the best !!!

Happy 50 !!

I signed my deal for the Mav Lariat hybrid this past Thursday 5/28. I already recd from Ford a scheduled build date of 7/8/24. Dealer says I should get the Mav in mid to late August. Keeping my fingers crossed.

As somebody that just ordered my '24 Mav, I'm becoming increasingly concerned about the flat tow problems. There aren't many options when it comes to flat towering. Harder and harder to find any kind of vehicle with a manual transmission in it. I've been flat towing my Honda Fit with a manual in...

Blue Ox setup works real well and easy.

I'm not looking for anything but information on the subject getting ready to sign for my Maverick tomorrow. In this overly sensitive world of today you never know the reasons for things. I've been flat towing and trailer towing behind my motorhomes for 15 yrs now and never had an issue with my...

As I've said my normal speed range is 68-70 with the motorhome

Thanks for agreeing with me about the downhill grade. So where can I find more info on the RPM's over 70. Quickly if you hit that 73-75 range momentarily will it damage the transmission ?

Doesn't help those that need to flat tow like myself.

Thanks for the reponse, my rv is on a freightliner chassis with a 6 speed Alison transmission. Just put it in drive and let her go. I use it like a manual with the buttons, especially in the street less wear and tear on the brakes. As I said in the original post, only occasionally hit 75 on a...

Thanks for getting back me. I guess 68-70 will have to do

Ford states not to go over 70 mph when flat towing. Does anybody have any experience with this. I want to flat tow behind my class A motorhome. I sometimes on a downhill grade hit 75 mph but not often