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Old 04-20-2013, 06:23 PM
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I took this pic of my '97 S-10 truck when I got home today. Was I overloaded?



The black weights are 1" thick. The cat food weighed 40 pounds.

The three bags of bird seed are 20 pounds each.



Probably next time I will skip picking up the bird seed!!

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Old 04-20-2013, 06:34 PM
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As long as you made it home no problem.
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Old 04-20-2013, 07:08 PM
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If the back of the truck did'nt break off, your good.
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This one reminds me of a couple guys that came into the quarry I used to own. They had a rotted out Ford F-150 with a flat bed and side boards on it. My loader operator loaded it till it started to settle pretty good and stopped. The owners wanted more on it so I told them that they were already overloaded but they insisted on more so I told them that they would have to shovel it on themselves. They did and left with three and a half tons. They got about a mile down the road and the truck broke in half. The cops show up and ask them how much they had on the truck, the owner says only about a half ton at which point the owners kids says “No daddy the man at the scale said we have three and a half tons” They ended up with an overweight ticket, had to shovel the load onto another truck and tow bill. Too funny.
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Yah Cad, might be over a tad
I had this on my 1/2 truck. (1650 and 50" deck)
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That's quite a load, CAD!
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Probably could have gotten by without the cat food. With the bird seed you should be able to feed the cat also.
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This one reminds me of a couple guys that came into the quarry I used to own. They had a rotted out Ford F-150 with a flat bed and side boards on it. My loader operator loaded it till it started to settle pretty good and stopped. The owners wanted more on it so I told them that they were already overloaded but they insisted on more so I told them that they would have to shovel it on themselves. They did and left with three and a half tons. They got about a mile down the road and the truck broke in half. The cops show up and ask them how much they had on the truck, the owner says only about a half ton at which point the owners kids says “No daddy the man at the scale said we have three and a half tons” They ended up with an overweight ticket, had to shovel the load onto another truck and tow bill. Too funny.
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I am still trying to figure out what the IH 6701-DA wheel weights weigh.



Google only finds what they fit, not the weight!!

I ain't lifting them again to put them on a scale, probably bust the scale anyway.

The cats are important, we haven't seen a LIVE mouse in 12 years!!

AND moles, the cats really work on them.

I do not think the cats could get a bird, UNLESS, Hmmmmmmm.............

I guess I could LOWER the feeder!!




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