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Looks like the bill is still tabled. It hasn't moved in almost a year. :(

I haven't heard anything good about the real-world usability of EV trucks. Like F-150 Lightning owners finding that it can't do actual truck things like pulling a heavy load. I guess you think that the Musk truck will be different, but why? Just curious.

That's a lot of cargo! :oops:

Departure angle? What's that?

ETrailer.com sells a Draw-tite hitch for Broncos with max TW of 675 lbs. I got one to replace the stock hitch that is limited to 350 lbs. Works great. https://www.etrailer.com/Trailer-Hitch/Ford/Bronco/2022/DT37GR.html?VehicleID=20226004594

Wow, AZ does that? Glad that PA doesn't. That limits the market for manuals even more. Do you have to get re-tested if you want to buy a manual later?

I followed the instructions and added Rock Crawl and Baja to my base model Bronco. Works fine.

I bought a new jack that clamps on the side, and rotates 90 degrees so it is completely out of the way when traveling. It has the added benefit that I can open the Bronco rear door. Also I would urge caution with long hitch drawbars. As far as I know, a 12" drawbar cuts your tongue weight...

No, I capped it off. While you are at it you might want one of these: https://www.etrailer.com/Accessories-and-Parts/CURT/C83HR.html?feed=npn&msclkid=f75cd3b0a0b0117d4161b7188a8c3443 It's a little bluetooth button you can stick anywhere to quickly apply the trailer brakes. It avoids having to...

I'm 65, retired, and the kids are grown up and out of the house. The missus and I are ready to enjoy life and both wanted a Bronco. The 2 door is perfect because it's just the two of us.

I hesitate to give advice about wiring colors. I bought my Bronco used and it came with a Curt hitch and a 4-pin hookup. I bought this converter to upgrade it to 7-pin: https://www.etrailer.com/Accessories_and_Parts/etrailer/ETBC7L.html and followed the instructions. Then I plugged in a Curt...

Just got back from the dealer where we got basically the same answer. Tech didn't hear the noise, no issue detected. Of course it happens to be a hot day here, and we got it back with the AC blasting, so it's no surprise the dude couldn't hear anything. I guess there's the answer - crank up Max...

It's not law yet. See the other thread linked above, where a member of the PA House (and his wife!) explained.

Thank you for your efforts sir!

LOL, no. The legislature does not do anything hastily. They don't want to make a mistake, right? :poop: The transportation committee consists of 21 members out of the total 203 House members. SOP is for a bill to be approved in committee then reported out to the full House. The state...

No, look again. It passed a committee in the House, then went to the floor and was tabled. It's moving but there's still a distance to travel to become law. Full disclosure, I spent a few of my early years working there. Still bear the mental scars to prove it.

To me, this seems like the most plausible explanation so far.

I'm the process of making changes to my trailer so that a hitch extension is not necessary. As people in this forum said, I bought a trailer jack that clamps to the side and will remove the original one near the coupler. It will also rotate to a horizonal position out of the way of the Bronco...

Thank you, very helpful. Found out that the new tranny they gave me in November was an AA. We have an appointment at the dealer on Monday. Edit: the build date on it is 3-5-2022.

I'm having trouble finding this sticker. Can you give me an idea of where to look under the passenger side?