Tacoma at work

Like the titles says Tacoma at work

 

No no no, not parked at work, working

 

Ohhhhhh I see ... nope nope non of that yet

 

Lol, my truck is too lazy to work. It just sits around all day watching me work but yet expects me to pay its note and feed it once a week. When it starts playing video games, that will be the last straw....

 

Taking my busted old fence to the dump.

 

Same here, April 20 last year.
Old fence, new fence job for relative.
Because I’m cheap labor!

 

Well , I didn't take pictures but, the wife and I returned the left over tile yesterday. It was the first decent load I put in the truck sense it was lifted. We took 2 loads back to floor and decor, 25 boxes in the first and 24 in the second with 3 bags of grout. Each load was just over 1000 lbs and 2 people . I was a little nervous because I didn't put the helpers back in when I lifted the truck because I wanted it close as possible to level. The tuck drove and handled the weight perfect. Super happy I only had to make 2 trips.

 

doggie bag? LOL!

 

Makes you really appreciate that composite bed liner when you finally use it like this right?!

 

From last summer. A little more than a half ton of bricks... got a walkway project to take care of.



NOT a happy taco suspension wise but the brakes and power felt fine. Definitely noticed it was back there lol.

And last Friday, working at work making a first delivery to one of my seasonal accounts.

 

I keep forgetting to take pictures for this thread..

 

Yup! I’ve had many trucks in the past with just painted and Rino lined beds and I like this one the best.

 

If you ever have a leftover kegger feel free to drive over to Cali and drop it off at my house.

This is my first pickup, but I'm glad I don't have to worry about scratching up the paint and it rusting, or ripping stuff up on rough rhino lining. To me this is the perfect in-between.

Edit: esp now that I have the Cali raised molle panels on the sides

 

Pictures or it never happened!

 

Fair enough, you got me . They are empty atm and covered by my buckets. I have some organizing I need to do before I can put them to work

 

The composite bed is a big part of what got me to purchase a Tacoma the first time in 2007, and to buy this one. They’re durable as heck and I’m glad I don’t have to worry about dents, bed liners, or paint.

 

Somehow I don’t often have the problem of having much leftover. Working for a wholesaler has its advantages.

 

Old pic, but worthy