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Old 07-26-2009, 05:26 PM
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How much weight in bed?

I see people ask how much weight they can haul in their bed. Here's 2400 lbs of block, right on the very end of the bed at that. It squatted pretty good but that's about it. I was nervous at first but everything's fine

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Old 07-26-2009, 05:29 PM
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yea these trucks can take a lot more weight that what people think.
lots of power.just not lots of breaking power.
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Old 07-26-2009, 05:30 PM
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yea these trucks can take a lot more weight that what people think.
lots of power.just not lots of breaking power.
Going and stopping wasn't any problem at all. I was just worried about bending the bed supports with all that weight in such a small area
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Nice! it will take more! trust me. We had one just like that, plus we broke down another pallet between the other truck.
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Nice, Ive hauled 2k or more in my bed a whole lot this summer, from pallets of tile to broken concrete or a full bed of dirt.


They can definitley take plenty except for when the retarded fork lift operator drops the pallet on the bed fast and blows out your valve stems
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Old 07-26-2009, 05:34 PM
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Nice, Ive hauled 2k or more in my bed a whole lot this summer, from pallets of tile to broken concrete or a full bed of dirt.


They can definitley take plenty except for when the retarded fork lift operator drops the pallet on the bed fast and blows out your valve stems
I was watching him but he sat it down real easy
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I was watching him but he sat it down real easy
yeah this guy dropped it pretty fast and when I got home I noticed the back looked like it was low still and sure enough both valve stems split and were leaking air
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yeah this guy dropped it pretty fast and when I got home I noticed the back looked like it was low still and sure enough both valve stems split and were leaking air
Some people just aren't too smart
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Some people just aren't too smart
Thats for sure, the fork lift driver at HOBO hardware store sure wasnt. lol
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even tho i have the weaker springs in the back, it doesnt squat much when loaded.
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