What Are You Hauling (or Hauled) in your Rivian? 🦾

[Oldsmobile_Mike]

I see your electric UTV and raise you an electric airplane (self-launching glider)...

You can't just post that and not include a picture of the airplane. Let's see it. ?

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[DeafPug]

You can't just post that and not include a picture of the airplane. Let's see it. ?

 

[wolfsbane]

I see your electric UTV and raise you an electric airplane (self-launching glider)...

Ok. You win.

 

[MikeWilliams_R1T]

During football/marching band season, I haul either a 24' or 32' enclosed cargo trailer full of musical instruments and uniforms for my daughter's high school marching band.

Pro tip when hauling a trailer like this... keep it under 60. The truck will tow/haul these trailers great at any speed but your milage is almost EXPONENTIALLY better in the 35-55 MPH range. I think it is a wind resistance thing more than weight.

These pics are from the Bucees in Crossville, TN on the way to a competition.

 

[phaduman]

 

[Administrator]

Keep those haulin' pics coming ?

 

[nate]

My portable charger, 2.0.

 

[DeanB1452]

 

[Administrator]

Keep those haulin' pics coming ?

 

[Nexus]

2k miles round-trip:

Also, on occasion:

 

[Administrator]

Keep those haulin' pics coming ?

 

[shrink]

Picked up a new office copier today.

 

[RyanSD]

Picked up some new 32 cases of 7’ LVP from the distribution warehouse.

 

[vicq]

During football/marching band season, I haul either a 24' or 32' enclosed cargo trailer full of musical instruments and uniforms for my daughter's high school marching band.

Pro tip when hauling a trailer like this... keep it under 60. The truck will tow/haul these trailers great at any speed but your milage is almost EXPONENTIALLY better in the 35-55 MPH range. I think it is a wind resistance thing more than weight.

These pics are from the Bucees in Crossville, TN on the way to a competition.

5 Stalls blocked. I think you win!

 

[VandalSibs]

I don't have pictures of the truck itself loaded up, but I do have some of the results of what I've hauled....

All the bark and rocks for these two projects (about a yard and a half of bark, and another yard of rocks):

And another two-ish yards of the same rock for stuff at my mother-in-law's house. Also, about a half yard of 5/8ths gravel for the alleyway behind my house (it becomes a real mud-pit otherwise!).

All on top of towing our trailer. The truck has very much proven its worth over the last year!

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