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I used a set of wireless magnetic stick on lights. I added a 12 volt line from the motorhome to the 12 volt DC battery to keep it charged up. The 12 volt system is required to keep the truck in the four down tow mode.

Yes, gas.

I haven't purchased a brake system yet. Its on my list. I have a 2016 Challenger. My question is how do you get to the 12 volt to charge the battery? Yes I realize I could connect directly to the battery but I was looking to see if there was some place to pick it up under the hood.. if...

No I want to go from the back of my motorhome where there's 12 volts to the 12 volt battery in the Maverick to keep it charged while being flat towed. If the battery dies the flat tow mechanism also fails

The Maverick hybrid is flat towable and it might be the best automatic flat-toed vehicle out there

Demco! I have a video posted here showing the installation.

I was curious if there is a shortcut pathway to drop a 12 volt line to the Maverick 12 volt battery from the back of a motorhome. I realize there are probably a number of ways to get to the battery but I was curious to know if there's a shortcut possibly a tap under the hood that gets to the...

For future reference anybody that is setting up a tow vehicle consider the cost advantage and the simplicity of simply buying a wireless trailer light system. Mine last 8 hours before we recharge at night and I just attachment magnetically to the tailgate. They were on sale at Walmart online for...

I just used a wireless trailer light system on mine so I didn't do any wiring out of fear Ford would decline an electrical type issue under warranty.

Sorry for the typos, I thought I could edit it....

I have to agree. The Demco baseplate is a bolt on option on the Mac Hybrid. The hardest part is getting front cap off! I documented my conversion if anybody wants to see it ... I unfortunately and being treated for lymphoma so I did not try to tackle this myself. But I did have my RV tech...