Hopefully the company comes out with a way to secure it in truck beds. I just went to the site and don't see that yet. I have a 22 Nissan Frontier SV with the short bed. This looks exactly like what I've been wanting for the truck.
@@pinkiewerewolf here you go! They have it! STEP BY STEP GUIDE TO INSTALLING THE TUSCA TRUCK MOUNT KIT ON A FORD MAVERICK th-cam.com/video/kacG6qSz9uE/w-d-xo.html tuscaoutdoors.com/products/traillock-mounting-system Be sure to use code REVIVE for $100 off!
I just went to their website, 3 to 4 grand, depending on the size, we got a 6x14 cargo trailer, single axle, bed, porta potty, wall mount a/c and small counter, did it ourselves, just about 3 grand total, pull it with a 2022 colorado
@@woofman4796 sounds like a neat setup! You definitely have the DIY people and the people who want to just buy it ready to go. In some ways this is a “ready to go” setup but still leaves tons of space for DIY mods.
Awesome video! Is the trailer hitch still accessible? Would love to be able to pull a four wheeler or sled with this setup. Please keep doing Tusca videos with the Maverick!
To add this this other comment about the diesel heater. I suggest making a plate with a hole in it the size of the heater hose and stick it in one of the windows
Diesel heater provides dry heat and that's significantly nicer than the propane-burning appliances. If it were me, I'd toss that heater under the tailgate and get a longer hose or extend it.
I suggest not using the diesel heater or the little buddy heater at all. For that small space, you don't need either of them. They're way too bulky. You should've just got your self one of those Kovea Cupid butane heaters. For that apace it would work just fine and it takes up a lot less space than your other two options there. Just saying
@@reviveoutdoors4him yeah, you definitely would want to crack a window, but you would do that with the little buddy also. At least it's strongly advised. You definitely want a CO detector, no matter which one you use and anytime you use gas in a confined space, you need ventilation. I like your content, and would like to see more! Don't get careless with gas! Merry Christmas brother!
@ thank you! I got the diesel heater because I didn’t have to worry about the CO, but it is bulky. I may search for a smaller compact version of it and then create a mounting bracket for it of some kind. I know I don’t need any heat, but I sure love it feeling like a house inside 🤣 I do not like being cold. Merry Christmas to you too!
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Hopefully the company comes out with a way to secure it in truck beds. I just went to the site and don't see that yet.
I have a 22 Nissan Frontier SV with the short bed. This looks exactly like what I've been wanting for the truck.
@@pinkiewerewolf here you go! They have it!
STEP BY STEP GUIDE TO INSTALLING THE TUSCA TRUCK MOUNT KIT ON A FORD MAVERICK
th-cam.com/video/kacG6qSz9uE/w-d-xo.html
tuscaoutdoors.com/products/traillock-mounting-system
Be sure to use code REVIVE for $100 off!
I just went to their website, 3 to 4 grand, depending on the size, we got a 6x14 cargo trailer, single axle, bed, porta potty, wall mount a/c and small counter, did it ourselves, just about 3 grand total, pull it with a 2022 colorado
@@woofman4796 sounds like a neat setup! You definitely have the DIY people and the people who want to just buy it ready to go. In some ways this is a “ready to go” setup but still leaves tons of space for DIY mods.
Thank you for posting this! I have a Maverick and was wondering about it
@@tony_mau you’re welcome! You will love it! I have tried a few different camping variations in the Maverick and this is a great option!
Awesome video! Is the trailer hitch still accessible? Would love to be able to pull a four wheeler or sled with this setup.
Please keep doing Tusca videos with the Maverick!
@@Vtec01 yes it is still accessible! Thank you!
To add this this other comment about the diesel heater. I suggest making a plate with a hole in it the size of the heater hose and stick it in one of the windows
@@d.collier_8280 that’s a great idea too! Thank you!
What’s the advantage over just having a topper on ?
@@stevedenoyer5956 it’s not as permanent. Easy in and easy out. I can back in, slide it out, take off.
Saw an video about these about 5 months ago. Saw them at Overland Expo East. Pretty cool. I think they hit the mark with the price and weight.
@@garretlewis4103 agreed. They have definitely created something that meets a need where there was a gap in the market
Diesel heater provides dry heat and that's significantly nicer than the propane-burning appliances. If it were me, I'd toss that heater under the tailgate and get a longer hose or extend it.
@@just4ivaylo92 that’s a great point and idea! With propane you have to worry about carbon monoxide poison as well.
One suggestion for Tusca. I would like to see the door offset to one side, to give more of a “Foyer” area
@@d.collier_8280 great idea, I will be sure to forward your suggestion
The full size one already has that
@@deanobrovo8595 thanks for sharing!
I suggest not using the diesel heater or the little buddy heater at all. For that small space, you don't need either of them. They're way too bulky. You should've just got your self one of those Kovea Cupid butane heaters. For that apace it would work just fine and it takes up a lot less space than your other two options there. Just saying
@@deanobrovo8595 do you have to worry about carbon monoxide without having it exhaust out?
@@reviveoutdoors4him yeah, you definitely would want to crack a window, but you would do that with the little buddy also. At least it's strongly advised. You definitely want a CO detector, no matter which one you use and anytime you use gas in a confined space, you need ventilation. I like your content, and would like to see more! Don't get careless with gas! Merry Christmas brother!
@ thank you!
I got the diesel heater because I didn’t have to worry about the CO, but it is bulky. I may search for a smaller compact version of it and then create a mounting bracket for it of some kind.
I know I don’t need any heat, but I sure love it feeling like a house inside 🤣 I do not like being cold.
Merry Christmas to you too!
make my pwn out of plywood and foam board
@@jeffrey5238 do it!