pics of Rams in use.

[Islander39er]

This load settled the rear end down quite a bit, but I guess she'll make it to the other end of the driveway.

 

[Islander39er]

Hauling some rock and being used as a scaffold for working on the eaves.

 

[Islander39er]

Loaded for a dump run.

 

[Islander39er]

Two trucks loaded for a journey of 200 feet.

 

[MT Hillbilly]

Load of sod chunks

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Islander, you truly use your truck for a WIDE variety of jobs! not sure whey there is a kitchen chair sitting outside with gloves drying on it but.. it adds to the pic quite a bit, as does the tank with the large drain line!

 

[Islander39er]

Islander, you truly use your truck for a WIDE variety of jobs! not sure whey there is a kitchen chair sitting outside with gloves drying on it but.. it adds to the pic quite a bit, as does the tank with the large drain line!

Well, thanks!

My mom lives with me and sometimes uses the chair when she's outside.
Otherwise I do try to keep junk (or other items) sitting outside to a minimum, but it's hard to avoid completely when you're doing renos.
Which I've been doing for 10 years. Started off with a few good bones surrounded by bushes grown up to the windows. 10 years later the finish line is somewhere up ahead, but a house is never really finished.

 

[Islander39er]

Another load of trash. The portion in the second picture was cleaned from our beach and surrounding area.

 

[Islander39er]

Another load of soil and rocks.

The one bigger (and hard, dense) rock was too heavy to lift into the truck, so a journey uphill with the old dolly got it to it's destination. That was a workout. I'm still working on breaking apart it's big brother. That's some tough stone.

 

[Islander39er]

Boat towing and scaffold duty

 

[Islander39er]

Truck had accumulated about two and a half miles in the past month. Took her for a 25 mile round trip today to deliver this.

 

[Green_Manalishi]

 

[Islander39er]

Another load of soil,

Then pulled up the doorstep and temporarily replaced it with the ram to build a little strip of roof and paint fascia/install soffit on the perpendicular wall. One of the easiest 12/12 roofs I've ever done.

 

[Gear Jammer]

Hauled another Ford the other day.

 

[Islander39er]

Hauled another Ford the other day.

Is that a 6.75' bed?

 

[Gear Jammer]

Its a short bed, so however long that would be.

 

[Islander39er]

Its a short bed, so however long that would be.

Right on. Factory was 6.75', but the angle of the picture looked like it may have been even shorter, which would be a custom job.

I used to see a chevy square body with a crew cab swapped on to an RCLB frame and the bed cut down. The fender pretty much tapered to a point in front of the wheel wells.

 

[spacex]

Just traded it in today. One of my favorite shots of it.

 

[Islander39er]

Just traded it in today. One of my favorite shots of it.

That is a great shot!

What's the replacement?

 

[spacex]

That is a great shot!

What's the replacement?

Thanks! That truck was very photogenic
‘26 big horn crew cab 6’4” bed. I’ll be scheduling the plow install before winter.

 

[Islander39er]

Thanks! That truck was very photogenic
‘26 big horn crew cab 6’4” bed. I’ll be scheduling the plow install before winter.

I have a soft spot for 4th gens, but that is a great looking 5th gen.