Picture of your worst load...

Here's the story:
My wife asks me if we can help my mother in-law to pick up one of her "craigslist finds" and I ask what it is and get told "oh just a sleeper sofa". At that point I said ok not a big problem, it will fit with the tailgate down....than get told oh BTW it's in downtown Chicago...oh well not a problem either...it's 50mls.

So I show up with my wife and my mother in law already loaded a recliner in her jeep, so I go inside and see this monster of a couch...freaking 3 seater! At that point I'm happy I have extra long straps! Oh well load it up of course it snowed the night before and I have to walk through knee deep snow pushed to the side of the road...

Once loaded to my surprise there is also a huge glass table, 4 chairs and a base for the table...WTF! Well we load it up which is already a problem if you have two females trying to help lift heavy stuff, I strap it down and head out. Deliver it to her apartment and unload it...of course we had to move the old couch out put the new one in again with the great help of two women it was just lovely.

Here's a picture of the pack rat:
BTW of course it's not a sleeper sofa either...

 

That load's almost as ugly as the Cubs' last 105 seasons. BAZINGA

Go Cardinals!

 

My worst load?

Geez. Well. Uh. I didn't take a pic

 

Is this a porn star forum now?

 

I picked the topic wisely

 

Long bed could have taken a four seater lol.

I'd have to say 1800 lbs of landscape stone. Didn't want to make two trips. That and the half yard of river stone that chipped up my tailgate while being filled by a front end loader. Oh well it's a truck.

 

I built a custom bimini for my boat and had to get it to the lake somehow.

 

Not the worst but the most interesting I've had.

 

This is why I hang on to my little 10x6x6 enclosed trailer. Only use it a half dozen or so times a year, but it's handy to have.

 

Gee... nothing too unusual in my Tacoma so far. Had a dead horse in my old F250 once. That woulda' been a great picture.

 

Heaviest. About a solid cube of damp Clay and rock. That's with All Pro Expedition leafs. They settle to 3" of lift with 400-500lbs of weight in the back. So imagine how heavy that is to compress them down to -1" of lift compared to stock.




Loaded and unloaded the whole lot by hand.

 

What do you do with a dead horse?

 

HA! Eeeem bork bork!!!

 

Relax, it's milk.

 

My old boss's 90 Harley


Stonewall's first load of scrap metal


Load of 100-pound apiece compressors plus my friend Matt


Set of 35" TSL Boggers



Here's the kicker- 1200 pounds of steel! Scaffold bucks, scaffold knuckles, scaffold jacks, rebar, etc.

 

I'll play.

 

Common sense was telling me not to click on this thread, but.........I did.

 

I have a literal ton of pellets in the bed right now of my F250

 

Didn't think to take a pic, but it circled the bowl at least twice!

 

16' 2x4's. The only thing keeping them in my truck bed was the fact that I had a tonaeu cover on that they pressed against. Otherwise they would of fallen out.