2600lb ok?
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2600lb ok?
I have a 2001 V-10 F-250 4x4 Crew Cab Short bed.
Will a pallet of bricks at 2650lb's be too much to carry in the bed?
Its only about a 5 mile drive.
I looked under specs but couldnt find payload for my truck. Thanks.
Will a pallet of bricks at 2650lb's be too much to carry in the bed?
Its only about a 5 mile drive.
I looked under specs but couldnt find payload for my truck. Thanks.
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I moved 2 pallets of castlewall stones (2 trips) about 15 miles yesterday in my 95 f 150. I use that truck for gravel ect.
Each pallet was over 2500 #s and it rode low but handled fine. Just get it in over the axle and you'll be good.
Each pallet was over 2500 #s and it rode low but handled fine. Just get it in over the axle and you'll be good.
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Originally Posted by toypuller
I moved 2 pallets of castlewall stones (2 trips) about 15 miles yesterday in my 95 f 150. I use that truck for gravel ect.
Each pallet was over 2500 #s and it rode low but handled fine. Just get it in over the axle and you'll be good.
Each pallet was over 2500 #s and it rode low but handled fine. Just get it in over the axle and you'll be good.
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Uhhh I had a full pallet of 18'' patio stone in the back of my 250.
Roughly about 5000lbs.
Sure glad it was only a few blocks...
Other than a severly sagging rear, it worked just fine.
I wished I would have taken a picture...
Roughly about 5000lbs.
Sure glad it was only a few blocks...
Other than a severly sagging rear, it worked just fine.
I wished I would have taken a picture...
