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But it did! Most of the video was 90° off. I have a similar toolbox. Mine isn't chock full of metal tools and I've never felt the need to weigh it, but 10K lbs?
I used my portable Warn winch to load mine for the move last week...
That's what I would be doing too. It looks like I'll be acquiring/inheriting a gooseneck flatbed trailer (dual axle, capable of dual wheels at each position). If I keep it (doubtful) I would be putting in a receiver tube to mount my 9500 lb cradle mounted winch.
But it did! Most of the video was 90° off. I have a similar toolbox. Mine isn't chock full of metal tools and I've never felt the need to weigh it, but 10K lbs?
lol
it was an exaggeration, he said it weighed 3600 at his last job. Video title was sarcastic
Steve, I don't think 2020 is going to help your situation. The 2020 will be lower but through shorter suspension blocks in the rear and shorter coils in the front. The body/physical bed rails will be identical to the 2017-2019 trucks. So, while the whole package will sit lower, your bed rail clearance will be identical.
I'm not following your thinking here Rodney........if the 2020 sits 2" lower in back, and his trailer is level now he should gain that 2" back in bedrail clearance. Yes the bed depth will be the same, but it should allow the pinbox to be dropped. Right?
Steve why can't you turn tight? Will the pinbox hit the bed rail because it sits too low in the bed?
I would not even want to weigh, or move my toolbox full anymore. It's a heavy pig. Beautiful weekend here! More yard work, cut down another tree, had to top it 14' up, was a pretty wild ride when it let go! Replaced the jack on the dump trailer. Of course the original jack foot was rusted on bad. Beat on it for a while and finally just cut the bottom of the jack off. Can actually lift it off the truck without a fight now, huge improvement! Have a good week guys!
On inspiration of Roy getting the DeWalt grease gun, I helped the economy and bought a Milwaukee. I already have several other M18 Fuel products so this made sense. Seems to be well made and is a bit hefty. Once I get mowing in the summer my flail mowers get greased twice a day, plus a ton of other grease fittings on my other equipment.
Tim, you'll love that 1/2 inch impact. I have one as well, although I believe mine is the "earlier" generation rated for a few less lb-ft than the current gen. It still is a beast and I worked the snot out of it last season.
That's a nice looking grease gun. That would be handy when greasing my Polaris Ranger 900. Lots of zerk fittings there that can be interesting to get to.
I'm waiting for my 18v Dewalt drill to die before I move up to a 20v or higher system. A 60v chainsaw would be nice to have as I use a chainsaw maybe twice a year.
On inspiration of Roy getting the DeWalt grease gun, I helped the economy and bought a Milwaukee. I already have several other M18 Fuel products so this made sense. Seems to be well made and is a bit hefty. Once I get mowing in the summer my flail mowers get greased twice a day, plus a ton of other grease fittings on my other equipment.
Nice, it's on my wish list but honestly hard to justify for me. Not that justification always stops me.
04-07-2019, 12:31 PM
