Boston Red Sox equipment truck unloaded at JetBlue Park in Fort Myers. What's it hauling?

The Boston Red Sox equipment truck, packed with everything the team needs for its six-week stay for Spring Training in Fort Myers left Fenway Park Monday and was unpacked at JetBlue Park Thursday morning.

The celebration of Truck Day in Boston has been a Red Sox tradition since 2003, signaling the unofficial start of Spring Training. The truck was driven for the 27th straight year by Milford, Mass. native Al Hartz.

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The Minnesota Twins' truck is also headed south this week from Minneapolis and will be unloaded in front of the Hammond Stadium ticket office at Gate 3 on Friday morning.

The contents of the 53-foot Red Sox truck include the following:

• 20,400 baseballs

• 1,100 bats

• 200 batting gloves

• 200 batting helmets

• 160 game jerseys

• 320 batting practice tops

• 300 pairs of pants

• 400 T-shirts

• 400 pairs of socks

• 20 cases of bubble gum

• 60 cases of sunflower seeds

This article originally appeared on Fort Myers News-Press: Red Sox truck on its way to JetBlue Park from Fenway park for Spring Training