r/workwagons

Image 1 — Trailer hitch attachment for huge sun umbrellas! Less than $140 all in! Was told yall may appreciate it!
Image 2 — Trailer hitch attachment for huge sun umbrellas! Less than $140 all in! Was told yall may appreciate it!

Trailer hitch attachment for huge sun umbrellas! Less than $140 all in! Was told yall may appreciate it!

Umbrella is 13’ and was only 89.99 and the pole was only $39.99. Been a life saver

u/No_Office_9301 — 2 days ago
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Fresh off the lot

2026 Ford Escape ST Line Select, HVAC Controls Tech for Johnson Controls. Manager claims that “they only offers Escapes and Transit Van for controls techs” because i originally wanted a pickup truck (F-150,Ranger,Maverick with a cap on the bed). So I chose the escape since during my time riding with other techs the escape was the most convenient and comfortable for all the sites that are downtown and for longer trips to a site furthest one is around 2 hours away from the home office and that controls techs do carry that much stock (just about 3-5 controllers a couple of temperature sensors and maybe a 2 box’s of wire)so i don’t think there is a need to drive a large van. Only plus side to driving a van is you get to have 2 ladders instead of just one and you can have a cart to help you carry stuff. Luckily Crescent tools made a foldable cart that I keep under the slide table and it’s great,rides like a dream got handed the keys with 3 miles on the odometer, probably the newest vehicle I’ll ever drive.

u/Disastrous_Edge6746 — 1 day ago

Thoughts?

Screwed 3/4 ply to the existing bulkhead, stapled some memory foam, and glued some cheap boat carpet. The door is just on some heavy duty drawer slides with a latch and eye set to keep it shut. Thoughts?

u/Melodic-Animator-868 — 4 days ago

Cg1500xl

With this fully extended out does anyone know how much weight it can hold? I am unable to find any information.

u/CatchExcellent8878 — 4 days ago

Securing packout stacks so they don’t tip

I’ve got stack of 4 packout drawers. I’d like them not to tip and I don’t feel like spending $100 for a little clip.
Any clean ways to attach to the wall without fun clips or ratchet straps?

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u/Future_Measurement42 — 3 days ago