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Federal tax liability on 35k is around $7500. Depending on dependents and other liabilities.

You possibly could go into the door wiring and disconnect.

Was the symptoms shuddering?

Broke down? What was the issue?

I like the distance between the hook ups On the Democrats. Puts the toad back farther from the hitch.

Here’s my set up to carry my Wavewalk S4 Microskiff. 2000 mile round trip to Key West. I used the Elevate and Pro X15 tonneau. Easy clamp on installation for both. Islamorada Sandbar!

Mine stays hot for 90 minutes. I timed it several times.

Mine sent me an alert at 28 lbs.

I used tow/haul mode.

I have a 200 Suzuki while most guys put 250’s. Mine goes 50 mph which is plenty fast.

Just used the Maverick to pull my 224 Blackjack up the ramp. XL Hybrid. Ramp is located in the neighborhood 500 yards from my house. Pulled it up really easy. Didn’t strain at all. Probably around 3500 lbs. I was worried it wouldn’t do it.

I lowered mine andat about 28 lbs I got the alarm.

If I have a battery issue, I’ll just disconnect the wire.

I connected my RVi charger to the jump post. Towed 2000 mile round trip to Key West and back. No issues at all.

It does, even if you don’t have the app on. I tested it by letting air out of one tire. Sent me a message at about 28 lbs of pressure.

With all this talk about towing, don’t forget the Ford App monitors the tire pressure.

Elevate Rack and Pro X15 tonneau cover. Easy install and no drilling.

You need to hardwire a 12 volt plug directly to the jumper post under the hood. The existing 12 volt plug in the console shuts off in 90 minutes. Diode wiring harness splices into the lighting harness in the rear lights to allow the motorhome lights to work the toad lights. Easy install.

We haul a Wavewalk S4 microskiff catamaran with a 6hp Suzuki 4 stroke. Very stable, rides smooth, weighs 90lbs, easy to load, stable and plenty of room. Really tough.

RVi system. Like was posted here, the only time I’ve had my brake system activate, is when some jerk pulled out in front of me so very little 12 volt power needed.