Hauling stone and Wood chips

[Deleted member 14214]

I was an Advanced Master gardener and will be using this Bronco to pull my trailer with chips and crushed stone, it's what I love to do. It's been 20 years since I bought my last truck. I also sew my own clothing designs, work with bricks, wood and love to Roller Skate Dance. I'll turn 72 this coming June. Thanks for letting me share my story with you. I am excited about my new Bronco.

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[Beach_Bum]

Welcome, Flowerman.

 

[KH_59]

Some nice designs!

 

[Megawatt]

Yard work looks good young feller.

 

[BroncoJay]

Nice photos! Welcome to the forum
We are a bunch of crazed Bronco nut jobs...
Strap in and hold on

I’d break my neck on roller skates let alone dance on them! Good on ya!

 

[ronstar]

Nice Work Flowerman!

 

[ac360]

Thanks for sharing, Flowerman. Merry Christmas!

 

[Squatch]

Cool stuff! Great pics.

I would recommend investing in Xpel, 3M, or other vinyl paint protection film(PPF) to protect against paint chips if you're going to be hauling rocks... a ton of the time.

 

[Deleted member 14214]

I was an Advanced Master gardener and will be using this Bronco to pull my trailer with chips and crushed stone, it's what I love to do. It's been 20 years since I bought my last truck. I also sew my own clothing designs, work with bricks, wood and love to Roller Skate Dance. I'll turn 72 this coming June. Thanks for letting me share my story with you. I am excited about my new Bronco.

Well Friends, I am not going to get a Bronco. I just sold a 2019 Ford Ranger because the gas mileage never exceeded 17.7 mpg on the highway. The bronco has the same 2.3L Eco Boost. Ford has not done right by promising much higher MPG, Tis why I bought Ranger. Anyway I wish you well. I bought a used Jeep that does not have a turbo charged motor. (they do wear faster)

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