whats the MOST weight you put in your truck bed?

that goes BEWM!! Is ALWAYS FUN in my book

 

^^ missed the word *anything in the beginning. lol

 

you had closer to 720lbs of beer

 

1200 lbs of concrete mix

 

1 ton of wood, my trailer was down so i had to use the truck. squatted pretty good and didn't stear worth a damn,but i got em home,a 30 mile drive on hilly country roads. man i love this truck

 

i meant wood pellets for my pellet stove, still on the pallet, just had him set it right on the bed

 

Towed a full size skid loader(Bobcat) on a heavy duty trailer. All in all about 13,000 lbs. When we loaded it. the front wheels of the truck came off the ground about 4 ft, but then settled. Pulled like a champ.

 

Wow... dont know if I would have tried towing something like that, glad it worked out!

 

^^ Haha yea it was my dads truck. Towed like a champ. Just gotta make sure you stop waaaaaay before a stop sign. And slow wayyyy down before a turn.

 

160 pounds of Adirondack ski chairs
or
350 pounds of Kawasaki Ninjette

 

about a week ago my dad and I hauled 30 bags of mulch, at about 40-50lbs of mulch per bag. We bought 60 bags so it was a 2 trip deal. The truck was about 1/2 an inch from the bump stops. Sorry no pics

 

I cut down a Oak tree that was about 3 feet in diameter and loaded up the big rounds in the bed and we were bottomed out on the rear bump stops. I say close to 700 lbs. and we also had a 12 x4 foot trailer full of about the rest of the big rounds which probably weighed in at around a couple thousand pounds. Truck still hauled it like it was a V8!

 

28 bags of hardwood mulch...probably around 800-900 pounds

 

Close to 450lbs of random scrap metals.

 

I had about 1700 pounds in my bed and rear seats. Pretty heavy load. Long drive too from VA to CA.

 

Was it rubber Mulch? Thats some Heavy ass mulch, average bag of mulch weighs about 20-25lbs dry.

 

This much

No sure how many yards or pounds of dirt but it was a lot.

 

about 2 yards of a very fine wet mulch prob right about 2000lbs. drove about 40 miles on the highway with no problem. ass end felt like an old caddy but it was all good. taco did better with the load then my dad's 06 f150

 

1800 lbs It was a pallet of sod grass. The guy running the fork lift was putting it on the truck when the owner of the Garden Center came up and said Stop!. I would not put that on a full size F150. I had them load it anyway and checked to make sure I had not bottomed out against the stops and drove it across town. Front end was light but it handled it. I took the grass off the pallett and loaded the grass in the front of the bed as much as I could. if I would have left it on the pallet on the rear of the truck it would not have done as well.

 

Did the rear bumper hit the asphalt when the tires came 4' off the ground?