Heaviest Load in Tacoma

ND I am bored at work and I found this.



3/8"---1.4 lbs per square foot or 44.8lbs per 4x8 sheet

1/2"---1.8 lbs per square foot or 57.6lbs per 4x8 sheet

5/8"---2.3 lbs per square foot or 73.6lbs per 4x8 sheet

There you have it direct from the USG facts table.

 

Damn! TJO you way overloaded you're truck! it's cool to see that it could handle it though. Did it steer funny on the way home?

 

Thanks Mark, once again!

 

Thanks TJO,
That is a factory TSS (Toyota Sport Series) decal. I have only seen about 5 or 6 others.

 

JESUS!!!!! I was wondering where you were hiding nd. Thought they might be working you today. I'm friggin lucky my damn truck didn't flip with that weight. 1800lbs!!!! She steered great with the load. I had it up to 55mph also. Just the bumps scared the shit out of me! And nd, that picture nola posted is of me doing kegstands last weekend!!! HAHAHA!!! JK!

Wormhole, I can't believe I never even heard of the TSS. Cool!

 

I had 1500 lbs of bagged gravel I was hauling for my mother. That was a little nerve racking. I didn't know if I was driving or clearing for take off!

 

that is awesome you hauled that dry wall. i have hauled firewood that filled the whole bed of the truck up to the top on a 2 hour drive to camp!! it was interesting but the TACO made it strong!!!

 

I had a 76 chevy monte carlo that I put 20 100 pound bags of top soil in the trunk! Steered real nice and did not hurt it!

 

Yeah Brownie, thats minus the sparks coming off the muffler all the way down the highway! More pics guys. Lets see those loads!!!

 

yeah, i tend to dissapear on teh weekends. I am very rarely near a computer on the weekends or at night. I'm with you though, i never heard of TSS until i saw Wormholes truck (nice truck BTW wormhole, looks great)

I use to work in construction and we had an old Dodge Ram we hauled stuff around in. I think the payload capacity was 1000lbs. We had to move 3000lbs of brick. We didnt feel like making 2 or 3 trips so we loaded all 3000 lbs in the back of that thing. The tires were up in the wheel well and the front end barely had any weight on the tires. I was the one driving and turning that truck was terrifying. The front tires felt like they were floating just a few centimeters from teh ground, turning the wheel didnt necessarliy mean the truck was gonna turn right away. My boss wondered why the truck never drove right after that day but he never put 2 and 2 together. Oh well, its a work truck, thats how you're suppose to treat them.

 

What is the lift on your truck??

 

i doubt you're going to get a prompt response

This thread is almost 8 years old

 

Maybe he has a tapatalk...I love mine