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Have to agree with you. I do way too much thinking and not enough doing.

What type of carpet anything special? With a spray in bed liner it might create enough friction to chew up the carpet.

That is what I was thinking. I had 200lbs of weight on a piece of plywood that became tough to push. Then I found a scrap of 1 inch diameter steel pipe 30 inches wide that made it simple to roll. Been scratching my head for a low level roller attached to a design like yours.

I enjoy seeing all the ingenuity in these designs. Might inspire this old brain to get out and make a roll out/ grocery get'n/swap meet kind of table I thought about after my last yard sale. Keep them coming.

Yes I agree with your comment but after 54 years of driving most of this new stuff is just a distraction.

Luv digital tech, pay up or get out. But being old I can say good by. Feel sorry for the next couple generations that will be trapped with it.

Same here, thought it was something loose in storage under the back seat. Just a mild clunk that happens right before coming to a complete stop then again taking off like something rolling around. Hard to pin point the source. 2022 Lariat Eco 47k.

Thanks you, your post saved me some serious funds. One is sitting at my front door can't wait for the weekend. Pics of the install coming soon.

Working around my Maverick is quite alarming most of the time. After reaching over the bed rail that fuel door pops open at half cocked can give you a senile apperance while driving around town. That is a nice design on your key FOB.

Well done, looks so sturdy that drop down side panels for gear storage would look nice

Share your frustration as my 22 (45k miles)Lariat will draw blood if your not careful because of the chrome plating is peeling. It was a gradual curl on that chrome and one day it popped up like a little switch blade that was razor sharp. Interested on how your your repair goes, good luck.

Clean all day, call it incogneeto:wink:

That is what I tried only whithout the strap. Was afraid of paint scuff on the finish over time. Bet you get some hefty winds in Maine I see 20 to 30 mph winds here in NW Missouri about twice a week.

All these stories are helpful. I think that setting my wipers to a parked position and keeping a can of deicer for ice/packed snow that accumulates around wiper arms is what I'll do while I checkout the noodle project.

I use remote start to clear windshield but removing ice around wiper arms is a tough spot to get cleaned up even after a short warm up.

Only while parked during snow or ice events.

I knew posting a question here would get some good ideas from Maverick owners that know how to adapt, thanks.

Good idea I'll check the diameter of the noodle and see if it is good fit. Or even wrap it with a dense material that could roll over the top of those wiper arms. Thanks

Have a question but not sure what to call the area that the wiper arms sit in but that cavity fills with snow and ice. Is there a cover made that would lay over the wiper arms and prevent that build up? I purcahse a windshield cover I thought would do the job but the wind made it useless.