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

[CBRacerX]

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[Allister]

5 hours away to pickup my latest fish tank:

And until recently, my boat every other weekend. Sold that off a few months ago when it started giving me some issues:

 

[Animalhouse]

Hmmmm.
While I don’t have the cool photos of other folks I have hauled everything from an air blow Micheal Meyers for Halloween to rocks for my flower bed to furniture for my house.

Yet most of what I haul is for work and while I don’t seek to get paid for it I like to look at it as I’m saving a little change for the tax payer. I moved everything from 85in tv to computer racks (no they were empty I’m not that crazy),to wall lockers.

I love my truck and if moving stuff at work gets me out the office and behind the wheel I’m good with that. Lol

 

[Webleyaz]

Picked up a fridge.

 

[PhatDaddy]

Picked up a fridge.

How did you get in in… and out? Forklift?

 

[PhatDaddy]

Washer/dryer tower…
and 16’ lumber (more out than in)

 

[Webleyaz]

How did you get in in… and out? Forklift?

Couple of guys and lots of cardboard.

 

[RIV206]

5 days old and ready to work !

 

[MaikeruRIV]

Horses and a couple mini-donkeys...

 

[j.w.s]

Starting a haul photos thread... Let's Go!

I towed a rented U-Haul 6x12-foot open top "utility trailer" with an R1S to pick up a bunch of 12 foot long construction stuff, copper and wood. I am very new to towing a trailer, but found it to be a piece of cake with the Rivian - handling was not an issue, weight certainly wasn't either, and I had plenty of visibility.

 

[Administrator]

Keep those haulin' pics coming

 

[Oldsmobile_Mike]

and 16’ lumber (more out than in)

Can I ask what is this red piece right here? Is it attached to the top of the tailgate to protect it? Not sure if I'm looking at it right.

 

[PhatDaddy]

Can I ask what is this red piece right here? Is it attached to the top of the tailgate to protect it? Not sure if I'm looking at it right.

Hitch mounted bed extender. Extends beyond the tailgate and helps support the load weight. Lots on the market… my particular one is the ‘T-Bone’ by Boondox. Here is a link to a company that carries it: T-Bone
I used it previously on my Ridgeline for short distance kayak hauls. I use it now on the Riv for 16’ lumber… but only from a place about a mile from my house… too much of a risk to be on the road long with that kind of cantilevered extension.

 

[Administrator]

Keep those haulin' pics coming

 

[mkhuffman]

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