JTRD overloaded

[Tacos]

Had to pick up quikrete for my new fence, 26 60lb bags had Maximus feeling a little light upfront at 70mph.. but he pulled 30mpg on a flat stretch still.... It is Moo Dog approved as you can see in the photo...

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[Rusty PW]

1560 lbs.

 

[22EcoDs]

Is that on bumpstop? The pm in the background doesn't look enthused lol

 

[Divided_Wood]

Proof that just because you can, doesn’t mean you should.

 

[Jefe1018]

I would’ve probably stopped at maybe 100-200lbs over my stated payload. That’s just silly too me.

 

[Tacos]

Proof that just because you can, doesn’t mean you should.

I think I would have been fine if would have gotten the pallet loaded all the way to the front of the bed

 

[Orange01z28]

Man what kind of fence takes that much concrete?

 

[Tacos]

Man what kind of fence takes that much concrete?

A Great Dane proof wood fence here in Iowa you need to dig 3 feet and use 1 to 2 bags of quikrete per post due to frost

 

[Rusty PW]

Man what kind of fence takes that much concrete?

Figure roughly 3/4 of a bag per hole. My fence in the backyard has 34 post. The fence measures 10ft out on each side of the house. 40ft on the property to the alley on both sides. Then 80ft along the alley.

 

[Rusty PW]

A Great Dane proof wood fence here in Iowa you need to dig 3 feet and use 1 to 2 bags of quikrete per post due to frost

I have a 6ft fence. Was for 2 goldens.

 

[FitfulGoat]

A Great Dane proof wood fence here in Iowa you need to dig 3 feet and use 1 to 2 bags of quikrete per post due to frost

That’s crazy… our frost depth here is only 18”

 

[Tacos]

I think about 160 foot of fence

 

[Tacos]

That’s crazy… our frost depth here is only 18”

Ours is at least 2 foot up here

 

[JORZAC]

Thats what trailers are for...just sayin

 

[Kirk*Mojave]

Wonder if that hitch was throwing any sparks on the way home?

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