Have hauled IN the bed of your truck. I have had two pallets of corn seed in mine (2700lbs each) , no picture of that one , I hauled in a load of scrap yesterday , that weighed in around 2700lbs, just hardly made the truck sit level

 

I had the wife back there once when I had the truck. Not quite 2700lbs like your load.

 

500 gallon plastic water tank full of water. 4,170# in the back of my 2500. I really didn't like that big a load on there so I recovered my 350 gallon tank from my brother 2,919# and use it instead. That is just the weight of the water. The tank/valve/hose probably weighs another 150# plus my crossbed toolbox must weigh at least 150-200# with chains/boomers/jacks and tools.
I haven't had to haul water in about a year now . So I don't have any pic's.

 

Ahahahahahha! That is the funniest thing I have seen all day. Reminds me of something that my buddy would say...

 

pallet of peaches & pallet of tomatoes.....mainly water & deep and wide toolbox, in a 2500...sitting on the tailgate . lets just say i was trying to go slow

 

What is all that weird looking white stuff on the ground around your truck???.. Is that salt or do ya'll paint your grass?

 

Im about to take a trip up the WVA mountains and come home with a bed full of logs for firewood. Mostly oak and maple. You think i'll be okay with a bed full and maybe a 4x10 trailer? the only problems i see are the crucial grades i have to battle

 

60 fourty pound bags of mulch.
I get bulk stuff now, easier to load & unload.

 

A pallet of concrete. Forty 80lb bags, and because of my gooseneck plate the whole pallet was behind the rear axle. That got her squatin down pretty good.

 

A pallet of quick crete and 20 4x4x10 posts. That are a full yard or 2 of bed sand.

 

I've had a pallet of landscaping block weighing 2600lbs in mine. Took it to Green River, WY from Cheyenne. All that did was make it ride like a Caddy.

 

2 Pallets of St. Augustine Grass 1750-2000lbs a piece... 100miles

 

A pallet of concrete mix. Around 3600 lbs, went about 15 miles with it.

 

About 4,000 lbs. + or -.



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This is 7 days a week, 12 months a year.
Now add 16,000 - 20,000 on a trailer....

 

Not me but a TDR member.

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