what is the most stuff youve ever got on a vehicle and drove it...ill start

saw a thread like this a few months ago, just thought id see what others come up with, that is 3 new ranges, each weighing 250-350 pounds each

 

10k on the Flat bed of my F350 work truck

 

at work (floor and decor) i loaded up a lifted 95 F-350 Dually diesel with... 5 crates of travertine tile @ 2000 a piece = 10000 pounds

he was on air bags

 

580 lbs of scrap metal in my ranger


its not much of a hauler haha

 

been done before

 

I never put anything in my bed. i have a trailer for all that stuff.

 

1 full pallet of 80lb concrete bags, im not sure the total weight (don’t remember how many bags there where) but I know it was over the hauling capacity of my stock 86 f250. it made it no problem though (20+ miles)

 

close to 1 ton of concrete in the bed of my truck. The truck didn't like it very much but it only had to be taken across a parking lot. This is part of the reason I need new leaf springs.

 

In the bed, probably about 1800 pounds of mulch for the house...

 

I'm with Zach!

 

1400 lbs of sand. Drove it 35 miles. Handled it like a champ. Then I hauled 1000 lbs of bricks for the same guy a little over 65 miles. His damn patio owes me.

Haha... other then that most like beds and stuff for friends. I've hauled way too much damn furniture. Price of owning a truck I guess. Seems like I'm helping a friend move every other week. Not heavy but it's a pain in the ****.

 

800 pounds in copper that my dad got at work. they were gonna throw it away so we stripped it and turned it in

 

10,500 in my dads lifted f-350 superduty.

 

i used to work for them nuf' said

 

my dads western star,80,000 pounds!

 

800-ish pounds of mulch

 

 

The most weight I've had in the back of my truck would be my bull elk and pulling the travel trailer.

This big boy (except it was gutted)



Also pulling this travel trailer with the elk in the bed


worst gas mileage ever, average 8-10mpg on the trip back while loaded down, floring it up every hill just to maintain my 55-65 speed. On big hill I'd drop down to 45-50mph, still flooring it.

 

9people in my 240sx? I don't put stuff in my Ranger I use the Parts truck at work for that and we pull Frames for trucks and tons of scrap steel with it.

 

Had a C6 in the back of a Focus
Had a 360 and C6 in the back of my old Yota. Squated it prety good but drove fine.
Unknown amout of patio blocks in the back of the same Yota. Bent the toung of the trailer I was filling with patio blacks that was attached to it.
93 F150 shortbed. nothing in it but a heavy car trailer with 72 F250 on it and the front of the 72 was as far forward on the trailer as possible.
First load in the 07 will be 13 80lb bags of concreat.

 

tryed to move a 3 axle dumpster trailer but let off once my 1/2 ton springs started to arch the opposite way. no pix tho

 

I broke the springs in my 96 ranger enough said.......

 

mmm we had a f450 desiel with the mud flaps about and inch from the ground today... so thats alot ha

 

All you guys loading excessive weight in your pickups might want to check those axle seals...sounds like a good way to break parts.
My comany has brand new F-150's and we blew two trucks axle seals overloading them with bed weight. Total repairs cost 450.00 per truck, NOT SMART!!!
I try never to haul anything in my Ranger and if I do I get a trailer!

 

I had a 8ft tall gunsafe in the bed of my 98 when it was stock height, no pics but it sagged a little.