What do you pull/haul with your truck
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16' foot car trailer
o yeah for got the full size trucks part
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Currently I just use it (with a camper shell/rack) to haul 2 fishing kayaks, fishing gear and scuba equipment when going to the keys. Last week I had the bed completely loaded, two kayaks on top and the wife and the dog in the cab- 23 mpg average at 75mph.
I have had 1000lbs of gravel in the back when I was landscaping our yard.
I have had 1000lbs of gravel in the back when I was landscaping our yard.
my big butt to work and back everyday...
motorcycles (riders look out for other riders)
bikes
wagons (kids like wagons)
dogs
2000 lb enclosed trailer smugglin in mexicans to build GM cars/trucks
chairs
lawnmowers
farwood
etc
if it will fit in the bed and not pop the tars, it's jusssssssst right
motorcycles (riders look out for other riders)
bikes
wagons (kids like wagons)
dogs
2000 lb enclosed trailer smugglin in mexicans to build GM cars/trucks
chairs
lawnmowers
farwood
etc
if it will fit in the bed and not pop the tars, it's jusssssssst right
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- 1500lbs of concrete mix
- My dog
- My bike
- My friends motorcycle
- A couch, 36 and 32 inch TV.
...and for the first month of it being in my possesion there was a camper shell on it.
- My dog
- My bike
- My friends motorcycle
- A couch, 36 and 32 inch TV.
...and for the first month of it being in my possesion there was a camper shell on it.
i frequently haul my mud quad or my dirt bike in mine along with gear and coolers. most ive ever huled/pulled was a quad in the truck and pulling a trailer with a quad and a toolbox, bunch of coolers, camping crap, fire wood etc. i also had a pallet of 24 packs of water i hauled from one store to another store (work at publix, a grocery store). that was a load.
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Water IS a load - 8.33 lbs/gallon. I offered my truck as a support vehicle for the walk that I take my member name from - back in '95-96. I hauled (well my poor truck did) two full 55 gallon plastic water drums, plus four full 6 gallon cans, then filled the rest of the bed up with firewood, and packs on top of that. I loaded the bed until the rubber stops got to one inch from the axles, and that was my limit. Drove (in little segments) from Oklahoma to Santa Barbara, CA that way, lol. Three months. In fact near the end of the walk, another support vehicle - a full-size Dodge van - broke down as we made our way over the mountains above Santa Barbara. To all the above, I attached a tow strap and hauled the fully-loaded van up and over the mountain. I had to put it in 4wd low range to get the poor clutch to engage - but that little truck did the trick. Great truck.
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Yes sir. It did fine with the gravel- stopping was the tricky part.
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Well I pull a boat, a utility trailer with my 4 wheeler or lawnmower on it. The most I've ever hauled in the bed is a couple a hundred pounds of firewood and yard debris.
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