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That would have been.I figured the whole pallet would be too much @ 3600 lb…
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That would have been.I figured the whole pallet would be too much @ 3600 lb…
My heart breaks for you.Another sad day for the Ranger in an overall messed up week.
Lost another best friend today after messing up my knee skiing.
RIP Cricket
When we first rescued her in 2012, until today.?
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Now will be with her best bud Rebel across the Rainbow Bridge.
She loved going for rides
Good bye sweet Cricket. ?
Steve, It's tough to lose a pet. Sorry about Cricket.Another sad day for the Ranger in an overall messed up week.
Lost another best friend today after messing up my knee skiing.
RIP Cricket
When we first rescued her in 2012, until today.?
View attachment 129578
Now will be with her best bud Rebel across the Rainbow Bridge.
She loved going for rides
Good bye sweet Cricket. ?
So sorry, Steve.Another sad day for the Ranger in an overall messed up week.
Lost another best friend today after messing up my knee skiing.
RIP Cricket
When we first rescued her in 2012, until today.?
View attachment 129578
Now will be with her best bud Rebel across the Rainbow Bridge.
She loved going for rides
Good bye sweet Cricket. ?
Sorry to hear about the loss of your pet Steve. RIP Cricket.Another sad day for the Ranger in an overall messed up week.
Lost another best friend today after messing up my knee skiing.
RIP Cricket
When we first rescued her in 2012, until today.?
View attachment 129578
Now will be with her best bud Rebel across the Rainbow Bridge.
She loved going for rides
Good bye sweet Cricket. ?
its not overloaded until the axle snaps or your front end is so high you cant steer lol!Picked up some dirt for a gardening project. Two scoops from a skidsteer, maybe slightly less than a yards worth. Only had to go 3 miles on 25mph roads, but it was definitely overloaded. Would have been more careful about payload if I had to go any real distance. Not doing this every day. The ranger handled it!
Front end was a little light for sure, but I was really just easing it a few miles down the street. It was unintentional, I even made a thread about measuring squat to estimate max payload and ended up just dropping it to the bump stops by accident haha. Tough little truck.its not overloaded until the axle snaps or your front end is so high you cant steer lol!
jk...
glad the ranger handled it well.
i did the same moving a safe with my older ranger. I had a bigger truck that would not have broke a sweat but i couldnt get the thing up that high. the ranger bed on the 4g sat lower so in it went. im sure it was way over the rated load for the bed but truck did great.Front end was a little light for sure, but I was really just easing it a few miles down the street. It was unintentional, I even made a thread about measuring squat to estimate max payload and ended up just dropping it to the bump stops by accident haha. Tough little truck.
That looks familiar...Picked up some dirt for a gardening project. Two scoops from a skidsteer, maybe slightly less than a yards worth. Only had to go 3 miles on 25mph roads, but it was definitely overloaded. Would have been more careful about payload if I had to go any real distance. Not doing this every day. The ranger handled it!