Pics of Lightning Trucks Doing Truck Things. Post Yours! 📸

[Ford Motor Company]

Is that time of the year in MN when the Sea Doos come off the lake at the end of the season - just getting a little too cool to enjoy and the risk of an overnight freeze starts to be a concern.
(Plenty of boating weather remains before the pontoons and fishing boats get pulled for the season).

Looking good! So cool to see your Lightning in action

 

[RickKeen]

Why unload by hand when you have a forklift handy?

Brought some heavy boxes of parts home from the shop. With a forklift on both ends, loading and unloading was hardly a chore at all.

 

[RichB-HTX]

I put it to good use yesterday and today.
Yesterday….using the onboard power to cut Unistrut with my jigsaw and metal blade, followed by partial assembly of the u is grit frame.
Today…hauled this stuff 100 miles to my ranch and then completed assembly of my power inverter box for my solar powered well.

 

[maksimfa]

 

[Ford Motor Company]

Thanks for showing your Lightning in action Maks! We appreciate you being a part of the community.

 

[Zprime29]

I finally did a truck thing! Half a yard of compost for some raised beds. Wish I had known how much cheaper this is when I originally filled them.
I tested out the bed scales, it said I was maxed but still green when I left with the load. However, it then showed red after I pulled up to my fence for off loading. I was at and angle, should that matter? I was expecting it to be less than max payload.

 

[The Weatherman]

Yes it matters.

 

[MJB28]

Maxing out the scales today.
1200lbs flooring, tools and 3 guys. It sure didn’t seem or look like it was maxed out though.

 

[Ford Motor Company]

Maxing out the scales today.
1200lbs flooring, tools and 3 guys. It sure didn’t seem or look like it was maxed out though.

We love to see the Lightning hard at work!

 

[SpaceEVDriver]

About 4,000 pounds of green elm (and a bit of dry wood). Overloaded the trailer but the truck didn't notice.

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