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Jul 1, 2019 | 06:03 PM

#16

cficare

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From: SEVA

Quote:

Originally Posted by HRTKD

Hopefully there isn't a boat still attached to the truck.

I see a boat in the background, so a trailer may still be attached.

Jul 1, 2019 | 07:14 PM

#17

f350ktm

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From: Rural Northern California

....no worries, I applied dielectric grease to my trailer connections.

Jul 1, 2019 | 08:39 PM

#18

Mikelikesit

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From: Hunterdon Cnty N.J.

On the bright side... the really expensive part is still out....

Jul 1, 2019 | 10:36 PM

#19

f350ktm

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From: Rural Northern California

I wonder if his payload sticker allows for that much water weight.

Jul 1, 2019 | 10:43 PM

#20

HRTKD

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From: Wyoming

Quote:

Originally Posted by f350ktm

I wonder if his payload sticker allows for that much water weight.

The 2017+ beds are so porous that the water won't stay there long.

Jul 1, 2019 | 11:41 PM

#21

bldfrdblu

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From: Granbury, TX

Quote:

Originally Posted by Feehan44

It’s a huge stargate

Like it!!!

Jul 1, 2019 | 11:47 PM

#22

AlphaInfinity

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That folks is what we call a "Genius"

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Jul 1, 2019 | 11:58 PM

#23

2019er

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From: NC

Just testing the winch. I meant to do that.

Jul 2, 2019 | 12:24 AM

#24

f350ktm

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From: Rural Northern California

Quote:

Originally Posted by HRTKD

The 2017+ beds are so porous that the water won't stay there long.

Stay with me here Jim.

Let's call it a long bed 98.4 in long, 65 in wide and 20 in high. That calculates out to about 128,000 cubic inches.

A cubic foot contains 1728 cubic inches so the bed volume would be 74 cubic feet.

74 cubic feet times about 63 pounds per cubic foot is 4662 pounds of water.

Yep, he's gonna need air bags to keep his headlights level.