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    Ford Tough

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    Here, hold my beer...watch this.

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    Oooophhh! dumb and dumber....

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    I had a '98 Ranger 4x4, that thing didn't like anything more than about 400# in the back. I used it as a welding rig for 3 weeks once with a Trailblazer 302 in the back, it wasn't happy.

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    Re: Ford Tough

    I’m guessing the rock was about 10 thousand pounds.

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    The rock may have been about 1700lbs. based on the size of the skid steer. No where near 10,000lbs. though. I'm guessing the owner wasn't too worried if the truck got wrecked.

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    Back of the skidsteer wasn't even light. Probably some sorta sandstone.

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    Quote Originally Posted by farmersammm View Post
    Back of the skidsteer wasn't even light. Probably some sorta sandstone.
    At 18 seconds somebody says the back tires about to come off the ground
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    Quote Originally Posted by bigb View Post
    At 18 seconds somebody says the back tires about to come off the ground
    The rock did land with serious authority. The thud when the axle hit the bumpstops kinda says it all.

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    I hauled a 100 hp electric motor in a Ranger once, I managed to get it to the motor shop but luckily I never had to stop in a hurry.
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    Getting it in was easy enough (with a front end loader), but I wonder how the owner plans to get it out? It WILL fold up that tailgate like a matchbox if they try to go over the tailgate and I suspect even if the take the tailgate off it's still going to put a serious V in the back of the bed of the truck when they get it near the edge where there's not a lot of support.

    OTOH I wonder if he even got the rock home before it broke lose when he tried to slow down and it came crashing into the rear of the cab of the tuck and taking out the rear window in the process?

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    I know those guys! They live on Quarry Hill. Haven't discovered their smart phones are equipped with calculators.
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    I loaded a pallet of sod in my Ranger, had to take some out, and lay it across the hood to bring the front end down. Still seemed like I was driving to the sky. Fun ride, luckily only 10 miles.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ljdm View Post
    I loaded a pallet of sod in my Ranger, had to take some out, and lay it across the hood to bring the front end down. Still seemed like I was driving to the sky. Fun ride, luckily only 10 miles.
    Haha. At our sales yard we would never do that. For one thing our pallets are a full 48” wide so they wouldn’t fit inside your wheel wells.

    Secondly because of liability we refuse to overload a customers vehicle no matter what they say.



    Our sales mantra is make MULTIPLE safe trips with your pickup or pay US to place the product curb side on on your prepped area.

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    I bought three & a half pallets of tile. They asked if I had a truck?
    Yeah, it's outside."
    Can you carry a whole pallet?
    Yeah.
    You'll have to make four trips.
    No I won't.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Lis2323 View Post
    Haha. At our sales yard we would never do that. For one thing our pallets are a full 48” wide so they wouldn’t fit inside your wheel wells.

    Secondly because of liability we refuse to overload a customers vehicle no matter what they say.



    Our sales mantra is make MULTIPLE safe trips with your pickup or pay US to place the product curb side on on your prepped area.

    With all the hardware you got there I am just shocked I don't see one of these...
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    Guy was running it around the warehouse property I was at tuesday... would be a simple matter to put a camera on it and FPV that sucker
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    Quote Originally Posted by ronsii View Post
    With all the hardware you got there I am just shocked I don't see one of these...
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    Guy was running it around the warehouse property I was at tuesday... would be a simple matter to put a camera on it and FPV that sucker
    That is very cool! It seems a big investment, but if steep side hill is the problem, OSHA must love it.
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    Yep, there are also tracked models and ones with mulchers on em'... sky's the limit I've seen some of these things go on a slope a billy goat would be scared of

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    Local search and rescue use them. Prolly to run a beer up the mountain to you until the fog lifts for the chopper.
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    The wheel covers on the Moffet really pimp it out.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 12V71 View Post
    The wheel covers on the Moffet really pimp it out.
    Had them on the Kesmac also. Tried to convince the manufacturer to go in with me for a batch of custom polished aluminum wheels. Told them it would be great for trade shows..

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    Quote Originally Posted by shortfuse View Post
    Here, hold my beer...watch this.
    Yeah, And i thought from reading the thread title it would be something more like this:

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