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Jul 8, 2022 20:46:06   #
Catfish hunter Loc: Riggins idaho (Paradise)
 
I just watched a video comparing a brand new ford,f-150EV to a brand new Chevy Silverado 1500 gas with comparable towing power. Both towing a 6,000 pound trailer. Basically your typical, tandem axle, toy hauler. Flat ground no headwind through Colorado during the daylight hours with no lights on and one person in each pickup. The EV pickup successfully completed 86 miles and was warning low charge. That wouldn’t get me and my boat to he nearest lake and back and there’s no charging stations on the way. The throttle level was down to 90% and they had to turn back to the closest recharging station to avoid being towed. Estimated charging time back to full charge was 23 minutes. The gas powered pickup still had 264 miles of range left according to it’s computer. I’m definitely not sold on the EV concept. Probably never will be. Just keep my horses in shape and get back to the old days👍

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Jul 8, 2022 21:05:49   #
Huntm22 Loc: Northern Utah. - West Haven
 
Catfish hunter wrote:
I just watched a video comparing a brand new ford,f-150EV to a brand new Chevy Silverado 1500 gas with comparable towing power. Both towing a 6,000 pound trailer. Basically your typical, tandem axle, toy hauler. Flat ground no headwind through Colorado during the daylight hours with no lights on and one person in each pickup. The EV pickup successfully completed 86 miles and was warning low charge. That wouldn’t get me and my boat to he nearest lake and back and there’s no charging stations on the way. The throttle level was down to 90% and they had to turn back to the closest recharging station to avoid being towed. Estimated charging time back to full charge was 23 minutes. The gas powered pickup still had 264 miles of range left according to it’s computer. I’m definitely not sold on the EV concept. Probably never will be. Just keep my horses in shape and get back to the old days👍
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👊👊

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Jul 8, 2022 21:13:26   #
Grizzly 17 Loc: South central Pa
 
Catfish hunter wrote:
I just watched a video comparing a brand new ford,f-150EV to a brand new Chevy Silverado 1500 gas with comparable towing power. Both towing a 6,000 pound trailer. Basically your typical, tandem axle, toy hauler. Flat ground no headwind through Colorado during the daylight hours with no lights on and one person in each pickup. The EV pickup successfully completed 86 miles and was warning low charge. That wouldn’t get me and my boat to he nearest lake and back and there’s no charging stations on the way. The throttle level was down to 90% and they had to turn back to the closest recharging station to avoid being towed. Estimated charging time back to full charge was 23 minutes. The gas powered pickup still had 264 miles of range left according to it’s computer. I’m definitely not sold on the EV concept. Probably never will be. Just keep my horses in shape and get back to the old days👍
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Catfish about these fantastic EV trucks. I read n article on them n it talked about modifications on them. If you lift them n put bigger tires on them you further diminish your range. If I remember right full charge truck only 282 miles. Also read where the charging rates will go up n states are talking mileage tax on electric vehicles. Is it true Oregon n Washington state already do that🤔

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Jul 8, 2022 22:04:53   #
TooMuch Loc: NE Alabama
 
Bunk! Pure bunk!

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Jul 8, 2022 22:06:34   #
Fredfish Loc: Prospect CT.
 
Grizzly 17 wrote:
Catfish about these fantastic EV trucks. I read n article on them n it talked about modifications on them. If you lift them n put bigger tires on them you further diminish your range. If I remember right full charge truck only 282 miles. Also read where the charging rates will go up n states are talking mileage tax on electric vehicles. Is it true Oregon n Washington state already do that🤔


I don't know about them Butch, but Connecticut is working on that right now. The reasoning is, they're not paying road tax on fuel, but still contributing to wear and tear on the roads. It kinda makes sense.

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Jul 8, 2022 23:31:21   #
Billycrap2 Loc: Mason county,W(BY GOD) Virginia, 🇺🇸🦅
 
Catfish hunter wrote:
I just watched a video comparing a brand new ford,f-150EV to a brand new Chevy Silverado 1500 gas with comparable towing power. Both towing a 6,000 pound trailer. Basically your typical, tandem axle, toy hauler. Flat ground no headwind through Colorado during the daylight hours with no lights on and one person in each pickup. The EV pickup successfully completed 86 miles and was warning low charge. That wouldn’t get me and my boat to he nearest lake and back and there’s no charging stations on the way. The throttle level was down to 90% and they had to turn back to the closest recharging station to avoid being towed. Estimated charging time back to full charge was 23 minutes. The gas powered pickup still had 264 miles of range left according to it’s computer. I’m definitely not sold on the EV concept. Probably never will be. Just keep my horses in shape and get back to the old days👍
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Yep I watch that too no dang EV for me period beside they say make sure you park those EV ford away from your house because of catching fire 🔥👍🏽👍🏽

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Jul 8, 2022 23:53:26   #
Catfish hunter Loc: Riggins idaho (Paradise)
 
Billycrap2 wrote:
Yep I watch that too no dang EV for me period beside they say make sure you park those EV ford away from your house because of catching fire 🔥👍🏽👍🏽


I’ve heard about the fire thing too and, generally, when they do catch on fire the batteries blow up. And not just a little explosion either. That makes me, also, wonder what’s gonna happen when they’re involved in a fender bender.💥💥💥

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Jul 8, 2022 23:57:33   #
Catfish hunter Loc: Riggins idaho (Paradise)
 
Grizzly 17 wrote:
Catfish about these fantastic EV trucks. I read n article on them n it talked about modifications on them. If you lift them n put bigger tires on them you further diminish your range. If I remember right full charge truck only 282 miles. Also read where the charging rates will go up n states are talking mileage tax on electric vehicles. Is it true Oregon n Washington state already do that🤔


Yep and that’s under optimum conditions. 70 degrees outside, no hills, no pulling a load and one person in the vehicle with no head wind. Kinda puts em out for a winter rig in the mountains huh? They WILL tow an average boat (18 foot type boat) but how far? Most wont make it to the lake or river and back on a charge but, hey, they’re only ten grand more than a gas rig. And have a 4 to 6 year life expectancy 👍 😂.

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Jul 9, 2022 00:35:09   #
Catfish hunter Loc: Riggins idaho (Paradise)
 
Grizzly 17 wrote:
Catfish about these fantastic EV trucks. I read n article on them n it talked about modifications on them. If you lift them n put bigger tires on them you further diminish your range. If I remember right full charge truck only 282 miles. Also read where the charging rates will go up n states are talking mileage tax on electric vehicles. Is it true Oregon n Washington state already do that🤔


Wouldn’t surprise me if they do.

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Jul 9, 2022 06:51:32   #
flyguy Loc: Lake Onalaska, Sunfish Capitol of the World!
 
Catfish hunter wrote:
I just watched a video comparing a brand new ford,f-150EV to a brand new Chevy Silverado 1500 gas with comparable towing power. Both towing a 6,000 pound trailer. Basically your typical, tandem axle, toy hauler. Flat ground no headwind through Colorado during the daylight hours with no lights on and one person in each pickup. The EV pickup successfully completed 86 miles and was warning low charge. That wouldn’t get me and my boat to he nearest lake and back and there’s no charging stations on the way. The throttle level was down to 90% and they had to turn back to the closest recharging station to avoid being towed. Estimated charging time back to full charge was 23 minutes. The gas powered pickup still had 264 miles of range left according to it’s computer. I’m definitely not sold on the EV concept. Probably never will be. Just keep my horses in shape and get back to the old days👍
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Very interesting, Cat, and so were the comments from others. I don't think I will own one during this lifetime. Thanks, Cat, and all of you who commented.

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Jul 9, 2022 08:59:59   #
mistred64 Loc: Grayslake, illinois
 
Fredfish wrote:
I don't know about them Butch, but Connecticut is working on that right now. The reasoning is, they're not paying road tax on fuel, but still contributing to wear and tear on the roads. It kinda makes sense.


That is how I've heard it and yea, EV's should pay for road repairs also.

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Jul 9, 2022 09:01:50   #
mistred64 Loc: Grayslake, illinois
 
Catfish hunter wrote:
I’ve heard about the fire thing too and, generally, when they do catch on fire the batteries blow up. And not just a little explosion either. That makes me, also, wonder what’s gonna happen when they’re involved in a fender bender.💥💥💥


I've read that fire departments have to treat EV fires different than gas fires.

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Jul 9, 2022 09:15:23   #
plumbob Loc: New Windsor Maryland
 
Catfish hunter wrote:
I just watched a video comparing a brand new ford,f-150EV to a brand new Chevy Silverado 1500 gas with comparable towing power. Both towing a 6,000 pound trailer. Basically your typical, tandem axle, toy hauler. Flat ground no headwind through Colorado during the daylight hours with no lights on and one person in each pickup. The EV pickup successfully completed 86 miles and was warning low charge. That wouldn’t get me and my boat to he nearest lake and back and there’s no charging stations on the way. The throttle level was down to 90% and they had to turn back to the closest recharging station to avoid being towed. Estimated charging time back to full charge was 23 minutes. The gas powered pickup still had 264 miles of range left according to it’s computer. I’m definitely not sold on the EV concept. Probably never will be. Just keep my horses in shape and get back to the old days👍
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Until someone in power breaks down or is left at a recharging station in the waiting mode for hours the push for EV's will go on.

We can forget cross country see the USA trips, business meetings out of state met on time, Florida vacation will be spent extra days in road side cockroach hotels, and just what do we do with all the dead batteries in 10 years.

Yea, no foreseeable need to get one in my short time left here.

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Jul 9, 2022 11:24:27   #
Papa Jack Loc: Indianapolis
 
Catfish hunter wrote:
I just watched a video comparing a brand new ford,f-150EV to a brand new Chevy Silverado 1500 gas with comparable towing power. Both towing a 6,000 pound trailer. Basically your typical, tandem axle, toy hauler. Flat ground no headwind through Colorado during the daylight hours with no lights on and one person in each pickup. The EV pickup successfully completed 86 miles and was warning low charge. That wouldn’t get me and my boat to he nearest lake and back and there’s no charging stations on the way. The throttle level was down to 90% and they had to turn back to the closest recharging station to avoid being towed. Estimated charging time back to full charge was 23 minutes. The gas powered pickup still had 264 miles of range left according to it’s computer. I’m definitely not sold on the EV concept. Probably never will be. Just keep my horses in shape and get back to the old days👍
I just watched a video comparing a brand new ford,... (show quote)


Thanks for sharing

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Jul 9, 2022 13:32:06   #
El Rod Loc: Port A
 
Catfish hunter wrote:
I just watched a video comparing a brand new ford,f-150EV to a brand new Chevy Silverado 1500 gas with comparable towing power. Both towing a 6,000 pound trailer. Basically your typical, tandem axle, toy hauler. Flat ground no headwind through Colorado during the daylight hours with no lights on and one person in each pickup. The EV pickup successfully completed 86 miles and was warning low charge. That wouldn’t get me and my boat to he nearest lake and back and there’s no charging stations on the way. The throttle level was down to 90% and they had to turn back to the closest recharging station to avoid being towed. Estimated charging time back to full charge was 23 minutes. The gas powered pickup still had 264 miles of range left according to it’s computer. I’m definitely not sold on the EV concept. Probably never will be. Just keep my horses in shape and get back to the old days👍
I just watched a video comparing a brand new ford,... (show quote)

I like the Ford F-150 EV truck concept. It’s way early in this generation of EV trucks for me to think about owning one. Hopefully I live long enough to buy the 2nd or 3rd generation.😎👍

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