4Gs doing work

I'd like to see some 4Gs getting some work in.

The other day I saw a SR DCSB owned by a landscape company had two blocks of hay and something else in the bed.

 

This is the most you're gonna get outta my truck besides lumber

 

Only a 13’ Boston whaler but would actually feel heavy towing with my 22 pro but now with the hybrid I hardly notice it!

 

My trailhunter literally went straight to work….
<2 hours off the dealership lot I had lumber in the box. Within 3 hours I’ve had my ATV in there, and its been hauling it around (in and out most days) since then.

 

What settings are you running your rear shocks?

 

I ran them in the #2 setting that the truck was delivered with for the first few months and always found it a bit firm. Past few weeks I’ve had them in the softest setting including while towing the boat and it’s what I prefer even though it has slightly more body roll it’s still much better than my 22 pro handled corners.

 

My new 24 Tacoma tows my trailer much better than 11 Tacoma.

 

Loaded er up until the suspension was level and then off to the dump. Had to do 5 loads.

 

Any trouble cramming the tailgate closed with dirt in the way? I’m worried about this aspect with my 4G.. will happen at some point lol

 

Gosh dangit. I really really miss my 13' boston whaler. Please don't ever sell it, and be miserable like me!

 

These boats are sort of like the Tacoma in that they are built well and hold their value.

 

Spotted two Orkin Xtra Cabs at Bill Kidd's.

 

Was car-topping my fishing kayak before…. Man, having the truck makes it so much nicer.

 

Moved out my son this week.

 

Drove to the dump.. About 3 miles away

 

I use it for dump runs, lumber pick ups, I tow a utility trailer and my lance camper with it.

 

No pictures, I saw the most magnificent sight today 4G SR5 DCSB with an old orange Uhaul tow dolly pulling a 2G Equinox. That truck was zipping along keeping up with traffic, it was all flat ground with minimal noticeable squat.

 

Does this count as work