Truck stuff pics, add yours if you like

[Maverickman74]

I hauled 4 solar panels and a couple of mounting rails home today. This is in addition to 2 good sized dogs, 3 big bags of laundry, 15 gallons of water, a new Milwaukee shop vac, aswell as our truck fridge. Here is some pics of it along with every other pic of it working that I have taken.

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[sprubs]

what have you got there?

 

[menno Zacharias]

 

[Maverickman74]

Here is a few more, overall we have hauled lumber, trash, recycling, plumbing, solar, concrete, and more at least 2 dozen times in 4 months.

This truck just plain works good at everything we needed to fit in it.

 

[Maverickman74]

what have you got there?

4-410 watt Hyundai solar panels and mounting rails. We are currently on a 3 cabin shared system but have to run the generator to top the batteries up often. Since we built our carport we decided to run a independent system to hopefully balance things out nicely. All in the system will cost right at $3000 from the sun to the outlet. It will produce a little over 2400 watts max per hour of sun and has a 3500 watt 48v inverter. Hoping to get rid of our propane fridge.

 

[Maverickman74]

That's awesome! That's how I load up my Comanche. Most I ever put in it on more than a couple mile gravel haul was 2350lbs of blocks and a few garden plants. Along with my wife and I plus tools/recovery gear. That was 20 miles with a 600ft climb and 400ft decent.

 

[colinl]

Making good use of the 120V bed outlet with xmas lights. The snow pictured ended up officially at 7.8" which was a local record for November.

BTW my half-worn stock Michelin Primacy (26K on them) did awesome in the snow and ice using Slippery drive mode with AWD. The SUV in the background has a tiny set of 225/70-16 BFG KO2 and it's fulltime 4WD and honestly the Maverick did 90% as well. Never a bit of trouble accelerating from a stop, uphill in my driveway, etc.

 

[KathyG]

4-410 watt Hyundai solar panels and mounting rails. We are currently on a 3 cabin shared system but have to run the generator to top the batteries up often. Since we built our carport we decided to run a independent system to hopefully balance things out nicely. All in the system will cost right at $3000 from the sun to the outlet. It will produce a little over 2400 watts max per hour of sun and has a 3500 watt 48v inverter. Hoping to get rid of our propane fridge.

Cool setup you have there with your ohana! Nice pix!!
Kathy

 

[daddio211]

Elk hunting from a lowered Maverick? Yes, please.

We'll call it a success.

Truck stuff. In a lowered truck. Because I can and it pisses people off.

 

[KSC Grey Ghost]

Yes I love my Maverick and have hauled may items in it some lite and some heavy

 

[KSC Grey Ghost]

Some things

 

[KSC Grey Ghost]

Some things

 

[Ford Motor Company]

Looks like everyone here is getting the most out of their Mavericks! We love to see it!

 

[Maverickman74]

Elk hunting from a lowered Maverick? Yes, please.

We'll call it a success.

Truck stuff. In a lowered truck. Because I can and it pisses people off.

You know where them antlers should be mounted right! That would really piss people off, on crosswalks

 

[commadorebob]

Towing Scout trailer.

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