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03-09-2007, 03:45 PM
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can i put.....
.... 4,000 pounds of fire wood in the back of my truck and drive it for 3 hours at highway speeds back home? or would i break my truck?
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FYI...thats only accurate if you dont eat a donut that morning and have 16oz of decaf coffee...
seriously though. i had 1800lbs of bagged mulch in the bed of my truck and it squats pretty good. thats why i just picked up my air bags today. your talking twice what i did. i dont recommend it. if i were you i would find a buddy with a trailer to use...besides its easier to load and unload
brett
seriously though. i had 1800lbs of bagged mulch in the bed of my truck and it squats pretty good. thats why i just picked up my air bags today. your talking twice what i did. i dont recommend it. if i were you i would find a buddy with a trailer to use...besides its easier to load and unload
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oh my god!!! You guys are out of control 
uh, how can i fit 4,000 LBS of wood in the back of my truck? i dont know that i can fit it. going to find out tho i think.
uh, how do i know it is 4,000? uh, cus im goin got load it at this place that sells it by the ton, and i would think thay have scales there.
so some say its ok, some dont think so. it push comes to shove, ill just drive the county roads at 35 mph all the way home, may take hours longer, but it should be ok.
and the reason i want 4,000 pounds, is i was told that it takes 2 tons to make a cord. sound right?
uh, how can i fit 4,000 LBS of wood in the back of my truck? i dont know that i can fit it. going to find out tho i think.
uh, how do i know it is 4,000? uh, cus im goin got load it at this place that sells it by the ton, and i would think thay have scales there.
so some say its ok, some dont think so. it push comes to shove, ill just drive the county roads at 35 mph all the way home, may take hours longer, but it should be ok.
and the reason i want 4,000 pounds, is i was told that it takes 2 tons to make a cord. sound right?