[Cabman]

Took a road trip. Hauled 2 rad runner ebikes and the bed held our gear. View attachment 424989
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Is that Seabrook? Love the color.

 

[206Ridgevian]

Is that Seabrook? Love the color.

Yes it is Seabrook, WA. It’s beautiful here but just wish I’d was a little warmer. It’s freezing today!

 

[GeorgeJ]

I've had my '22 SGP Ridgeline Sport for about a week and already hauled a couple of things.

 

[compprep]

30 bags of mulch. I'd also show how little they covered of my wife's HUGH flower garden all around our property but that makes me sad how much more I'll need!!

 

[McChizzle]

Wrong thread.

 

[Sparkland]

30 bags of mulch. I'd also show how little they covered of my wife's HUGH flower garden all around our property but that makes me sad how much more I'll need!!
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Another color change by the Radiant Red. Nice load.

 

[silkiechicken]

Today I learned that there's a way to get 10 bales of two tie in the bed without going over the level of the cab! The hay suppliers owner was loading instead of his grandkids and he showed me an alternative hay stack configuration! I need to run with my tailgate down either way, so hauling an extra two bales was total win! Especially since these 85lb bales only last 3 days and it's a 50+ mile round trip if I can't time storage space, with a non-rainy day, and regular my commute.

@compprep Have you considered bulk mulch instead of bagged if you have a lot of space to cover? Or maybe even a "Chip drop" for free arborist chips? Granted, with a chip drop, you get what you get, and it is "pretty" in it's own way. I go through about 40-60 yards of arborist chips per year, so totally get how "so much" really doesn't go very far...

 

[bhom920]

Here's a photo from my last trip. NJ to VA and back. Pulling my Apex nano 194bhs

 

[DonA.N4TH]

Here's a photo from my last trip. NJ to VA and back. Pulling my Apex nano 194bhs

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Nice looking setup. I also use an Andersen WDH. Given your route, I presume you didn't encounter many significant hills. Which tranny do you have? If the 6-speed, did you use D or D4?

 

[bhom920]

Nice looking setup. I also use an Andersen WDH. Given your route, I presume you didn't encounter many significant hills. Which tranny do you have? If the 6-speed, did you use D or D4?

i have the 9 speed and tow in S, and yes i did hit some steep inclines, granted not the steepest i've ever driven, but the truck handled them fine. Revs stayed high while climbing of course. I estimate the trailer weight to be < 4500lbs loaded. I typically tow with the flow of traffic in the middle lanes. I'm sure a 1/2 ton would make for a better tow vehicle, but for the every so often I tow, i'm comfortable with using the RL.

 

[compprep]

Maybe 500 lbs of "River Pebbles" to finish off the new red paver front walk. I paid a pro to do the pavers, I did the EASY part!!!

 

[jointbeaker]

picked up a motorcycle trailer a few hrs south of home...

for this:

 

[Sparkland]

Maybe 500 lbs of "River Pebbles" to finish off the new red paver front walk. I paid a pro to do the pavers, I did the EASY part!!! View attachment 427243 View attachment 427244

I like your pavers and rock work. Nice that the Ridgeline could get in on the action.

 

[poohbill]

 

[Vlad the Impaler]

Seems I'm moving/recycling as many Ridgeline bits as other project stuff in the past year.

 

[Jeff130]

A Round Galvanized Stock Tank, 6 ft. W x 2 ft. H, 390 gal. capacity.

 

[EVLGNUS]

My “Buggy”. Can-am Maverick 1000R.

 

[Jeff130]

This little truck is impressive

 

[Alloutdoors]

Hauled a pallet of sod to correct a small project in the backyard. The truck did very well.

 

[longboat]

Hauled some more tree limbs and twigs in to the recycle center. Most of the material was compliments of the two derechos that blew through this spring.