Firewood Payload Long Bed

I hear ya, but people still use it.

 

1,309,792 centimetres cubed.

Or "a Rick".

 

I filled my short bed up passed the bedrails with mixed pine and oak logs. Little to no sag, little harder to stop. Stock 4 leaf pack.

 

3 ricks in a cord

 

Measured out a half cord before loading into the truck. It's mounded, almost level with the cab. Mix of oak, ash and black cherry. Stock suspension was tested, but drove fine. It was probably the steering that was affected the most.

 

Depends on where I’m driving. I’ll outdo payload if I’m staying on the property.

 

I've been hauling firewood since 1972. I don't care what kind of truck you have this is the best way. More wood on here than you could put in an 8' bed 1 ton dually. Doesn't beat up the truck and is much easier to load and unload.

 

I agree. Especially if the trailer dumps. I'm hoping santa comes towing a sure trac behind his sleigh this year.

 

I made a headache rack to hold more wood juniper

 

Awesome setup!

 

WTF

 

HOLY!

 

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/loaded-bed-with-firewood-what-happened.304839/

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/hauling-a-rick-of-wood.448275/

 

Were those side rails custom fabricated?

 

The side rails was fabricated by me ,I made it so I can stack wood higher

 

I put about 1300 pounds of wood pellets in the bed last weekend, does that count?