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[Jimbalf]

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[sotek2345]

Went to my mother's today to cut down a dead tree. My old gas chain saw died early on, so picked up a new plug in saw and got the job done, powered by the Lightning.

 

[USA EV]

Lots of old bricks.

Squatted a fair amount. Noticed that it was a bit squirrelly with Lane Keep engaged (also construction could have been a contributing factor.) Disengaging LK seemed to help, but construction ended too.

 

[Whammy Bar]

I got a "1200" lb sack of DG to finish off the pavers in my yard.

I wish it would ride the way it does when it has some weight in it all the time.

 

[EVMainer]

Every Saturday I get a full bed load of compost from my town's brush dump. This truck is a beast in tow/haul mode. One of the best parts of my week!

 

[3rdgenfan]

More towing. 1.8mi/kWh over 60 miles, which matches when I was towing my friends 944 around.

This time I have to fix some things on the girlfriend's grandmother's car that a dealer tried to gouge her on.

 

[MM in SouthTX]

Building corrals for my daughter’s horse training business on her new property. In the 100 degree heat, it was nice to have the power in the field, and extra nice to have the air conditioned cab to cool off in! Lotta sweat on those seats though.

 

[Electric Messiah]

Unloading a heavy antique bed at the summer cottage.

 

[mmcguirk]

Lightning powering the 4H livestock barn at the County Fair after severe storms knocked out power. Keeping the animals and exhibitors cool!

 

[gern]

(Mild) Off-road driving at Hollister Hills SVRA with The Driving Company's off-road driving course.

 

[Maxx]

Frunk, Back seat and bed all loaded and still got 2.2 on a 140 mile trip. Aerodynamic shape of kayaks probably helped. I wiped the floor with a bimmer with this setup. I only used a part of the power I had because I really didn't feel like picking up my couch and kayaks off of a busy road. But that was more than enough.

 

[suprsprm]

1.2 on the Highway. Not too bad

 

[Jseis]

A trip to the lumberyard.

 

[captcory]

Running my table saw with my no option PRO.

 

[viennaxmas]

Frunk, Back seat and bed all loaded and still got 2.2 on a 140 mile trip. Aerodynamic shape of kayaks probably helped. I wiped the floor with a bimmer with this setup. I only used a part of the power I had because I really didn't feel like picking up my couch and kayaks off of a busy road. But that was more than enough.

I love the bed rack. It looks to be height adjustable. I was not able to decipher the brand, do you happen to know? I see Thule makes an adjustable bed rack - of course at the Thule price.

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