Craziest thing you've hauled??

A casket with a family member inside, no joke.

 

Antelope apacolypse

 

Lots of insulation

 

Looks like FUN!!!

 

3 of us shot 6 goat bucks in 4 hrs..tagged out

 

Cool!
Me a kids plastic play set. Not heavy but shit sticking out. Lost a piece on the way back but saw it.
I broke my stock springs hauling a set of wheels. My father in law hauled a ton of gravel 40 miles 20 on the interstate and up a mountain rd 3 times in a row.
Wtf we both have stock leafs.

 

Speed Hunting

 

An old silage wagon that we just cut the sides down on to haul wood. It sat in the same spot for more than 10 years, and if you look real close at the back wheel you can see how far it had sunk into the ground. Only one tire had to be replaced, the rest needed a little air, but no leaks.

 

A trailer filled with rubbers

 

About 7000 lbs of water in trailer and bed of truck. Then several hundred pounds of dog and cat food. We were collecting relief supplies to take to south Florida after hurricane Irma in Sept. I was overloaded, but we needed to get the water loaded in a big truck ASAP and I didn't want to make 2 trips. My grand daughter making friends with a dog at the local animal shelter who donated some extra food.

 

Your Mom!

 

Not too crazy but probably the most that’s been back there.

 

That’s funny as shit!!!!!

 

Thanks for giving your time and truck to south Florida after hurricane Irma, we need more people like you in the world!!

 

Does your truck still stink?

 

I agree....awesome gesture!!

 

Way to go Marshall! Best post I’ve read in a long time...

 

I belong to a group who volunteers for our local Sheriff's dept. We assist them with basically anything that does not require a gun and badge. We assist with a lot of searches for missing people, help after storms etc. We are are also asked to travel out of state and assist other LE agencies. In the last 5 years I've helped with nearly 30 searches in 6 states.

Our Sheriff volunteered to send deputies and supplies to the Houston area. We had enough supplies donated for 2 trips to Texas, but Irma was expected to cause damage as far as we were here in N. GA, so we held back on the 2nd shipment to TX. After Irma blew through we had no real damage and sent the 2nd shipment to FL instead.

All together 7 deputies, and 3 civilian volunteers, my self included, went to South Florida to deliver 3 tractor trailer loads of supplies and to work for a few days.

 

Tonight I hauled my mil's Kia Sedona. Forgot to take a pic on the dollie.