Full loaded!!

Why? I'm not building a beach

 

Are you asking me ?

 

I would've made 2 trips of 1,100lbs each, but that's just me, I actually "like" my Tacoma.

 

I like my truck but it's still a truck.. Oh and they did have a 1000 pound bag. Just 50 then this 2200.

Like peoplewho treat their dogs like children. I love my dogs but at the end of the day they are still dogs..

 

Bet the guys who loaded it were laughing their asses off after you drove off

 

Nope as we were doing it lol

 

Did this with my truck once, but a bed full of fill dirt. Afterwards I was like, "WTF was I thinking" and I borrowed my buddy's F350 for the next trip.

 

There was a guy with a tundra there who had almost 3k in the bed. It didn't handle it as good as I did over weight.

 

Ding! ... Round 2

 

Yes, I was wondering what was the alternative to bags of concrete.

 

Premix

Prices vary by region but those standard 25kg just add water bags are about 1/2 cubic foot of volume and $4-6 each so around $250/yard for a minimum mpa concrete . At a yard or greater , getting premix becomes a cheaper alternative , its better concrete and you don't have to mix it

Navvy jack and Type 10 is also cheaper but you still have to mix it , and again depends on volume

 

Gotcha. I hardly ever do a job that requires large qty of concrete, so I use the bags. Peace.

 

People trust those little electromajiggers to give them the fuel mileage?

 

Toyota's website says 1,440 lbs payload.

 

And you thought it was tough to see over the hood before....

 

Haha no matter I'm 5.5 I can't even see over the wheel l.

 

I'm sure the lift makes it look a little exaggerated but still not something I would have done. At least you didn't purposely make it have the bro lean:

 

OOOOOF

 

Wtf

 

See it all over the place around here. It's been called the cali lean, bro lean, carolina squat. Pick you choice of words and google it. Lots of Chevy's like that around here.