No. The folding trailer 4x8 similar to the Harbor Freight one. I've installed walls around it now, but the wheel chock can be re-installed if needed.
Also need to relocate some of the tie downs as the walls were too close so the d-ring was useless.
I'm planning on mucking around with it next...
I’ve got the folding trailer that I can reinstall the wheel chock onto.
Central Mississauga and I’ll need a day notice at least to put it all back together.
And some options for a lower cost EV from China...
https://driveteslacanada.ca/news/china-ev-maker-dongfeng-launches-canadian-website-and-shows-off-lineup-in-montreal/
Wife is starting to seriously consider the Equinov EV and every time she sees one she likes it more and more. I'll book a test drive once this busy season finishes up in the next few weeks.
Love the Odyssey but it seems so wasteful to use such a large vehicle when 90% of the time she's driving...
I guess it depends on each person and how they feel / taste it.
Yesterday, you could literally taste it as it was so yellow / dark. Today I can still feel it, but it's much less smoky when I walked the dog.
I checked all I could. The mower went to the curb with all the new pieces taken off. It got picked up by a scrapper within 10min.
Hunting for a replacement now.
Thinking take the gas one up to cottage from house, and buy battery powered for the house.
100% I agree. And my point was always that the cheap units won't be making it over here.
If they do list for low prices, dealers will just do a 'market adjustment price' and add thousands to the MSRP in order to milk the customers.
Capitalism at work folks.
The 'affordable' Chinese EVs are 1/4 of the way to the quota already...
63% of them above 35k
27% of them below 35k
Shocking that this didn't bring in the affordable EVs everyone was expecting LOL...
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