Recent content by Ronnie

Look into what the school bus conversion (skoolie) people do with solar. Many are fully capable with heat air conditioning, and home appliances. I expect i should be able to level 1 charge from bus. Plus i am setting up a trailer with solar, should have enough room for 2000 watts of solar. Used...

That would deeper then i need, so good to know .

I have seen to many front wheel drive spinning wheels at a boat ramp. Rear wheel is better in this case. I do wonder about the tires though. One of the ramps i use can be muddy. Might be better to get all terrain tires. For my larger boats I have a heavy tow vehicle, good for 18,000 lbs towing.

While I do not expect it to Ford streams, it will tow a small boat occasionally, so I want to know how deep it can go in the water? When launching a boat it is typical to go with the back wheels about 6 inches deep What happens if you go to deep? I have not owned an EV , so this is new to me.

Thanks. We do have a level 2 at the railroad, as one of our guys has a Tesla.

Slate says it can be charged from a home outlet at 120 volts. Does it come with a cord that adapts from a 120 outlet to the nacs plug? Or is there a specific charger i need to buy?

Yes but for a utility trailer or small boat that is not a big deal. For a heavy tow vehicle, yes I would want a proper receiver

Perhaps the the bumper has a ball mount? This is the way pickups used to be. I am fine with that. Hopefully the wiring harness will have a plug to allow the connector of your choice. I will be towing a small boat occasionally.