ColoradoGlad
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Did anyone attempt to install this one yet? I like it as well. But, I have a hard tonneau cover.Arrgggg !! .. I bet it would work with a rollup cover though.. But I like the price point
Who makes these axles?Took a photo with her new undergarments.
I can't wait for metalcloak to ship out my control arms so I can get these installed.
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Pushing the limits of the payload on Sport Max. This was the 3rd time loading wood. Each time adding a lil more. This time went with the most I'd be comfortable with, strapping in and tailgate down. Big oak is a bit heavy.
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Last shot is fender well after the bed was emptied
As a general truck matter, when doing things like this (where you are loading the bed but don't know the weight), how do you know you are staying within the payload capacity?
As a general truck matter, when doing things like this (where you are loading the bed but don't know the weight), how do you know you are staying within the payload capacity?
The JT will hold about a 1/3 cord of wood just above the bed sides..As a general truck matter, when doing things like this (where you are loading the bed but don't know the weight), how do you know you are staying within the payload capacity?
The JT will hold about a 1/3 cord of wood just above the bed sides..
*Maybe a little less depending on splits or rounds..
That's about a thousand pounds for soft and 1,500 pounds for hardwood...
I've loaded the JT with both and you can barely feel the added weight while driving...
The rear suspension maybe drops an inch and a half....
I have the Max Tow suspension.
Fusion 4x4Who makes these axles?
Thank you, They look very beefy! I like that a lot.Fusion 4x4
I'm also Max. Got a truck to use as a truck. If it fits, it ships. Fill the bed, tires look good, squat looks good, head home. That last load was green oak, probably the heaviest I'll do. Very happy with how the JT did. I had a 4.8 Silverado that did not does as well. That thing felt like it was riding a wheelie when it was loaded.As a general truck matter, when doing things like this (where you are loading the bed but don't know the weight), how do you know you are staying within the payload capacity?