More like GPM than MPG.I wonder what kind of MPG you get with something like that going 75...
Bike rack is like my dad's, it has a hinge on the right side so you can swing them out of the way to access the back of the truck.Looks like he can’t open his back door.
I was thinking those should be removed too. If you look at the top bar right at the camper you see a removable pin, so it's very likely they should be stowed in the camper while traveling with it.First glance I surmised the size to be equivalent of a wheelchair accessible porta potty with a storage shelf for extra TP.
as a pedestrian, i would be terrified of those support legs grabbing me as they drove past me on the sidewalk. tell me they come off for travel....
My Lariat FX4 has a payload of 1460lbs so there is a little head room but less than I'd like personally.Looking into that more, looks to be the Yoho model, weights 934 (likely dry and before options). I see 3 bikes on that rake, so estimating bikes at 120lb, rack at 75lb and driver at 180lb.... that is already 1309lb... Does the FX4 have that much payload, gotta be close? I guess he did remove the tailgate so that weight removed helps. But, I'd guess that rear mounted diesel heater may be the weight of the tailgate. I'm going to assume they plan to travel with some supplies so that may be too much weight. I'm as guessing with the 3 bikes more than one passenger.... not looking like those numbers are going to work in my head. I guess there could have been another car near by with the rest of the party.
It swings away, like spare tire racks swing away…Looks like he can’t open his back door.
I'd bet a beer and chicken wings (you know I'm serious!) that truck is over loaded.Looking into that more, looks to be the Yoho model, weights 934 (likely dry and before options). I see 3 bikes on that rake, so estimating bikes at 120lb, rack at 75lb and driver at 180lb.... that is already 1309lb... Does the FX4 have that much payload, gotta be close? I guess he did remove the tailgate so that weight removed helps. But, I'd guess that rear mounted diesel heater may be the weight of the tailgate. I'm going to assume they plan to travel with some supplies so that may be too much weight. I'm as guessing with the 3 bikes more than one passenger.... not looking like those numbers are going to work in my head. I guess there could have been another car near by with the rest of the party.
I was talking about the rear cab door, since he has a stanchion supported by the side step. Looks like it blocks the rear cab door unless that’s an optical illusion.It swings away, like spare tire racks swing away…
but the bikes would be “right there” and you’d likely catch the handle bars in the crotch and go ass over tea cart over the bikes - spilling your beer.
For that reason, I’m out!