jdom84
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1 trip is always better then 2, right?
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As long as it's well secured and less than 13 ft 5 in tall, it looks fine to me.
I would probably move the bags of concrete to the front of the bed though, to get a little bit more weight onto the front axle.
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Two trips is a sin. More so is buying a "truck" with a box that size! For economy and size, that hatchback next to him makes more sense.
jdom84
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I counted 26 bags of concrete mix with the pallet... + 2 large guys, the steel rack and the wood...
whats a payload capacity? :confused3:
whats a payload capacity? :confused3:
ning
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Payload cap probably about 1400ish.
Are those 50#, 60#, or 80# bags?
Even if 50#, 50*26+~150#wood+30#pallet+2*200guys+150#rack = 2030; 2810 with 80# bags... plus other miscellaneous stuffs...
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The hatchback looks to have the dog tied up to the back of it. I know the hatch is open and they should remember it, but that is not a good thing to do
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I knew of some dope smoking loosers that dragged their poor dog to death this way.
This is an EXTREME case, but we should avoid creating these traps. Like putting tools on the tractor tire or your gloves on the p/u side rail.
My all time favorite "trap" story is the one about the guy working on the roof, and attached his safety line to his wifes car bumper.
This is an EXTREME case, but we should avoid creating these traps. Like putting tools on the tractor tire or your gloves on the p/u side rail.
My all time favorite "trap" story is the one about the guy working on the roof, and attached his safety line to his wifes car bumper.
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Industrial Toys My all time favorite "trap" story is the one about the guy working on the roof said:
I've heard that one many times with various victims, and have always wondered if it was true.
No matter how stupid or idiotic an accident seems-They Happen! That is why everything today comes with warning and caution labels. I am of the opinion that people are dumber these days. I have done and will continue to do dumb things and only by sheer luck or by the Grace of God, I have survived. Stupid moves just don't feel stupid at that moment.
