Does the auto trans and 4x4 really add that much weight? My truck is 800 lbs. heavier than yours.

 

Ok, got my truck weighed again yesterday. Empty with camper shell, bedliner, nerf bars, stock tires, no other accessories, and a 1/2 tank of fuel it weighed 6800 lbs. A full tank of diesel fuel (35 gallons) weighs 250 lbs.

 

My 95 was 6300 lbs, with about 1/4 tank of fuel.

 

It would be nice to see a few more 3rd gen QC 2wd DRW's post on here, I'd like to see what my truck would weigh with the stock bed on it.

 

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Originally Posted by Duallydog

What we need is two identical trucks to post on here, one a 2WD and the other 4WD, then we could be sure of the added weight of the 4WD.

My 2WD is at 7,360 with 500+ on bed (cap, liner, some tools, etc), driver, full fuel.

 

Truck listed in signature weighed in at 7,650 with a full tank of fuel and me inside at the local pull.

 

my truck with boss plow undercarriage, 50 gallon aux tank full, and pullrite hitch right around 8200 with me in the truck.

 

2006Mega, did you have your aux tank full?

 

I'll see your 8200 and raise you 2300.

 

I went to Vulcan materials to get some crush and run to install pavers. the scale said 6648 going in and 9489 going out. The tires didn't look real happy but I didn't have that far to go.

 

yep the aux tank was full.
My truck was 7200 with less than a 1/4 tank and without me when new. so like me it has gained some weight in the last year.

 

i looked at this thread and i just had to go weight her cause i was curious. She came in at 8762 with me in it and on a digital scale i drove off and weight her again she must of grabbed some rocks on the road cause she gained to 8764 didnt want to do it again and hurt her feelings.

 

11,140 lbs with me in it...

 

8600 with tools, boxes, & overhead racks. does not include the load/materials needed for the particular job, this is the fixed weight.

 

roll over pete i have seen the work you do over on HEF and it seems you could build a whole dozer with the parts that are on your truck.