Lol22 - 80 lbs bags of concrete... that 1 ton dually territory there...you need a new truck
(I'm surprised no has suggested this already)
:-D
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Lol22 - 80 lbs bags of concrete... that 1 ton dually territory there...you need a new truck
(I'm surprised no has suggested this already)
:-D
Lmao ya beat me to it. But yeah it’ll do it. Espically for a short slow trip. These trucks wont just break once you go over max weight. Or tires won’t fall off once you’ve maxed weight. Sometimes a little common sense goes a long ways. I wouldn’t drive down the highway at 75mph for a couple hours. But then most people would know that too.22 - 80 lbs bags of concrete... that 1 ton dually territory there...you need a new truck
(I'm surprised no has suggested this already)
:-D
i put Timbrens on mine, and absolutely love them for big payloads like that
It puts my brother in law 3/4 ton Chevy to shame.
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There are no stupid questions! they're just load supports. rather, they are glorified bump stops that you install right where the stock ones are. instead of a littel nub of rubber, they are about 10 times the size. they act a little bit like air bags once they make contact with the axle.And that is? Sorry for stupid questions but this is my first truck
Left out a lot of info. Year, engine, bed length, cab config. 2018 Ram 1500's can carry between 1380 & 1800+ based on model details. Older trucks are generally a little less each year. Everybody does what your talking about once in a while. Watch out for railroad tracks, washboard roads, way off-camber turns, etc. & take it easy. Also, remember if you're in collision and you're overweight, you're wrong even if everything else is good; especially if injuries occur. Good luck.Gotta go pick up 22 80 lb bags of concrete at HD today... Driving on flat paved roads .. am I gonna damage anything?
Wow jester that is off the hook. Best of luck on your home and with your truck. But you are the reason I am real reluctant to buy a used truck. Anymore loaded truck pics?