Overloaded my Tacoma Off Road

I've loaded 1k# of sand, plus 180# RTT and 50# bed bars. Sagged, but didn't ride the bump stops. Was fine over the road. Yay Pro suspension.

 

A yard of dirt weighs about a ton. Pretty typical load for a 6ft bed.

I've had my 1st gen on the bump stops plenty of times.
They don't have much Arch left though.

 

2500 lb is my bid

 

They do rent trailers .. just saying .. noob move .

 

1786.308 pounds.

 

Sorry, actual weight was 1786.307 pounds... Price is Right rules... so....

 

all set for some really good traction this winter if you could get it a little more centered over the axle, ... 200lbs?

 

Between the two of you you have the range covered, will certainly fall in the middle of this, good work!
Yah I know at least one of you is just joking

 

Around here we are allowed to rent trailers or call people to haul shit off.

 

I just finished designing a timber framed building. I'm going to say 1850# assuming the subfloor ply is about 1" thick and not too dry (like 310 said). Saying 6.5psf x 4.5ft x 7ft x 9-ish total sheets?

 

6.5psf? how'd you come up with that?

 

This ...this is the real question of the thread

 

Don't we all know 1" 4x8 plywood is ~100lbs??? or 3.125lbs psf??

 

3 pages and no answer...

 

Just throwing a dart at the mixed bag of stuff there. 1" of plywood is about 3psf, w/ a little moisture it'd be 3-1/2psf.

Looks like about 1/2 of the batch is plywood, the other half is a mixed bag - figure some roof joists, a few solid planks, roof felt or shingles(?) in there, bump it up to 6-ish lbs since there's probably more than 9 layers. Could be off, I'm usually on the high side of things.

 

@SmileyGuy

Which one of us won?!?

 

I will wait until Friday night to give others a chance to view and post and guess the load weight. A picture of the shed prior to demolition...

 

Sad me

You're not from the instant gratification generation are you...thats 48 hrs away

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A load of shit in the back of a Tacoma doesn't command that much anticipation. Calculate the kilos already...