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Picked up some Stone for my walkway, they asked about delivery 'cause "its about 1 1/2 Ton"......I said "Drop it in the bed of my Truck" ('04 Silverado 2500HD), the truck took it without a problem, only dropped 4 inches....rode great also.......Love my Truck.

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Picked up some Stone for my walkway, they asked about delivery 'cause "its about 1 1/2 Ton"......I said "Drop it in the bed of my Truck" ('04 Silverado 2500HD), the truck took it without a problem, only dropped 4 inches....rode great also.......Love my Truck.

 

 

 

 

Just last week I hauled a 3,700lb transformer in the bed and pulled a 22' trailer with 160 joints of 3" conduit.

The truck did great, but the trailer jack did scrape pavement a few times.

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Here is a PIC of 2.23 ton’s of topsoil in my 72’ C20 when I was landscaping my yard a few weeks ago.

 

Truck GVW’s, GCWR’s, and payloads are under rated. :chevy:

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Here is a PIC of 2.23 ton’s of topsoil in my 72’ C20 when I was landscaping my yard a few weeks ago. 

 

Truck GVW’s, GCWR’s, and payloads are under rated.  :chevy:

 

 

 

 

Dude, where is your grass? :D

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Here is a PIC of 2.23 ton’s of topsoil in my 72’ C20 when I was landscaping my yard a few weeks ago. 

 

Truck GVW’s, GCWR’s, and payloads are under rated.   :chevy:

 

 

 

 

Dude, where is your grass? :D

 

 

 

 

 

Dude, it is right here and here. 3900 sq feet of it to be exact. Got to have topsoil before you can lay sod in the desert genius.

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I've had over 3000lbs in the F250 and the overload springs still weren't touching the rear spring bumpers. Still about 1.5" to go until they hit:

 

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I think this came to 3700lbs when I weighed it at the quarry. It's a load of 12" limestone rock plus snowblower. I agree with Larry, the ratings on new trucks are rated low. The listed payload for my truck is 2700lbs and that weight barely drops the rear of this truck.

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Got to have topsoil before you can lay sod in the desert genius.

 

 

 

 

 

He could be confused with your sig. Most wouldn't think of any desert in Detroit.

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While we're in the dirt hauling mood......

 

Anyone want to help me unload this????? :cheers:

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C"mon guys, this is the fourth trip!

 

In all seriousness I did that last summer right before Ivan came through. My back is still killing me... :D

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