What have you hauled lately

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I was impressed. Hauling a pallet of sod over two trips. Big improvement over my 2015

 

Only had it 3 days and already found something to haul as an IT worker

 

How do you like that Micro Minnie? I think that is my next trailer.

 

I love it!!! Tacoma handles it well. You do have to drop into third on grades but all in all I think it’s a good match. Mine doesn’t have slide out so it’s lighter. Great trailer so far no issues. 2800lbs dry weight FYI model 1706FB

 

60 type 1 barricades to close down the streets of an industrial park for a bike race. This is the tenth year I've put on this event. My trailer axle didn't fair so well this year. I had to replace the bearings but I was able to salvage the spindle/axle.

 

Fairly light payload. Helped my relatives move some stuff.

 

Not the heaviest load but definitely the most fun to put together. Built this from scratch (from design to installation) and had to make the delivery across town. This was back in February - hence the trees without leaves.

 

Important stuff
Camp

Camping gear

Tailgating provisions

Packed up after tailgating @miller park Milwaukee

Road trip


Neighborhood beer run

 

How long has it taken folks to haul loose or bulk material in their beds? I have 29 miles on it...just can't bring myself to do it yet.

 

Picked this up a couple weeks back.

 

Bought mine mid March `17, by June it was pulling a trailer full of concrete block, pavers, and fencing material with a bed full of sackrete, fastners and rebar to the house from Home Depot.

 

Looks like you should have bought a DCLB

 

Nah.it holds my beer just fine. Parking in Chicago is a pain. The short bed gets in and out. I’d need to drive to a parking lot to take a bus to my friends house. Street parking sucks

 

Ha. My wife wants me to pickup 1/2 yard of traffic bond (crushed gravel). I borrowed the neighbors trailer and picked up a yard. I’m not scratching my bed. I did fill the bed with mulch. It took 6 months.. lol

 

I brought home 6 sheets of 3/4" plywood and some other lumber before it was even mine. Made sure to work it a little bit on the overnight test drive the dealer let me take it for. Made a run for some loose stone right after I signed the paperwork too.

 

It was about 6-months before I hauled a yard of top soil but only because that was the first time I needed to haul bulk.

I take care of my vehicles and this is the first new vehicle I have ever owned. That said, I will definitely take precautions to avoid damage but - Load it up! Move it out! I bought it to use as a truck. Also, this is why I got the long bed.

 

1,000 bd. Ft. Of poplar