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10 bags of mulch. 12 would seem a reasonable limit if you want to close the tonneau cover. Just right for a weekend gardener.

Thanks for the info. I have not looked yet. Mine is a 22, not sure if they have it. I was wondering where the back seat cup holders were though....

That’s another idea I thought of after I got going. I don’t trailer a lot but

Does anyone know a simple trick to hold the cover open on the trailer light connection so it doesn’t rest on the wires? I might be missing the obvious here. It seems it should stay open on its own to prevent damage. Thanks!

Get a good lawyer. Sue the dealership and let them sue the guy who hit you. Most certainly NOT YOUR fault. It's a real mess though....

I’ve always thought the truck is too quiet when I hit the key fob to lock the doors. My old 97 Camaro gave a beep beep so you know it was locked without locking at it. My Cruze has a nice K-Lunk when it locks. The Maverick is just silent. I’m always checking my drivers door to be sure.

It’s like a turn signal fault indicator. Years ago we just had the cops pull you over and tell you the bulb is bad 😂

The totes fit in there nicely. I had a cargo net before to use with a trailer I had. I might have used it once before it became an impossible tangle. Kudos if you can keep yours straight 🤣. I have a roll up tonneau cover on my bed now.

Try using a hair dryer along the top of it if you have a Tonneau Cover like mine. It seems to be vulnerable to moisture getting between the cover and tailgate which freezes and makes everything stick. Don't force anything as you might damage the weather stripping. When you do get it open...

I bet it rode really smooth! My estimate is the Maverick can haul about 1/3 cord safely. Bro and I used to haul wood up from Southern Wisconsin 3 cords at a time in an old International dump truck and my '66 Ford 3/4 ton. The Maverick beats both of those by a wide margin in comfort and...

Sometime in the future I’m supposed to haul an old barber chair to a museum. I’m not sure how that’s going to work out. Might be best to put it on my trailer and keep it low to the ground.

It fits nicely in the bed. Must have been a lot of work bringing it into the house...

I guess the wind resistance causes more mileage drop than we figure. I think of all those guys with a big snowplow on the front of a 3/4 ton truck. every little bit helps I guess. They even make the door handles more flush with the body now than back in the 60's and before. I've gotten close...

Nice looking load. Was it top heavy at all? Might be a little iffy going around a sharp curve if so.

I’ve had my ‘22 since January. 8k miles (I don’t drive a lot) and I’m very happy with it.

Nice load of wood. Looks like it carried it well.

Looks like one of Looks like one of the robots had a bad day...

So sorry about the dog, but at least everyone survived. I feel it's a very safe vehicle. It just made me think of the old story of the only two Model T's in the county colliding. Things are bound to happen...

Nice load of wood

How much does one of those weigh? Did you have far to go? You think it would stay put with just the tailgate at halfway?