Its first decent size load :)
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LOL. Wait till you get a good load of scrap in and hit the scale with 3 ton in the bed and the truck still looks like its riding level. They argued with me for ten minutes that I couldn't have had that much weight in the bed.
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From: Nutter Fort, WV
I have noticed mine drops about 1" per ton till it hits the overloads at 2 tons.
Then about .6" per ton.
4 tons puts it just about level, but my 9 foot bed has a lot of length/weight behind the rear axle.
Then about .6" per ton.
4 tons puts it just about level, but my 9 foot bed has a lot of length/weight behind the rear axle.
I gotta do that to mine !!!
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you aught to try it on a trailer, 5 or 6 times that and it doesn't care just be sure to hook up the brakes