Short bed hauling pics

i wish i had a pic i just helped my buddy move I loaded the back and then put a queen size matress and boxspring on top of it quite a sight. im not so good with pics/cameras :/

 

Ive got to get more tie down links... The last one was pretty difficult on just the original 2 links.

 

anyone haul drywall or 8' lengths of 2x4?

 

I've had 8' boards of Plywood and 2x4's in my shortbed. No pics but I just let that shit hang out the back. I had my tailgate up and a strap holding it down.

 

I hauled 8' kayaks with the tailgate down and tie down straps

 

did you sit them flat, sitting on both wheel wells or did you angle them? trying to decide on lb or sb and the logistics of hauling crap from home depot.

 

Get the long bed if your going to be hauling a lot. I find my self needing the long bed sometimes.

 

Just to name a few...

 

Now that's putting a short bed to work.

 

1250lbs of corn, rode about a inch of the bumpstops with TSB leaves

 

let by-gones be by-gones, but from 13 years in the landscape/garden center/ horticulture field, they shorted you on '1 yd' of mulch/soil. I would find a new place to buy landscape supplies. Just so they aren't selling by weight, I have known GC's to water soil/mulch to make it look and feel like more. Or maybe I just always loaded a little heavy and gave customers their money worth . What did they charge you for a yd of Double ground mulch?

 

Oh, and it's "soil". "Dirt" is what we sweep off the floor in our garages or pick out of our toes.

 

Big ass ladders.

 

I dont have pictures but i have had
5 4x8 sheets 3/4'' MDF
12 2x6x10
New rigid vacuume, in box
Tried to put 15gal compressor in too, almost made it
Cab loaded full of tools

She was ride'n low

 

Not heavy but it rode well

 

1120lbs of concrete mix from the home depot.

 

"Soil" is nothing more than a fancy name for "dirt".