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Maggie’s Motivational Pic Thread v2.0 - - New Rules - See Post #1
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Don't know if it's motivational or just funny, but thank god this bullshit is over with. Perhaps news sites will get back to reporting news instead of taking up half of their main page covering this crap.
Is she warming up dinner?
In the Innernets world, that's what's known as a burn.
Buy a dodge they said….. built like tanks they said……….2018 Longhorn. Nicest truck I've owned to date. Daily driver, hunting, etc. My first Ram truck. Hoping I don’t have any reason to hate it.
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"We are not over loaded".
Possibly. But money says you are and you also put all your shit on the ass end by the door.
Beef jerky and Take me is what I saw at first glance of their name tags.
Well, that's where it is now.
A friend was at a campground and around one in the morning a family with four kids, man and wife pulled in next to him. Kids must have had enough of riding and were amped up making all kinds of ruckus while they set up the pop up camper. Half hour later they round up the kids and get them to bed. I guess that's when the man and wife climbed in the back slide out bed. Thing stood up on that end and all hell broke loose as everything went downhill. Friend said he looked out the window as the man and wife rolled out the back with a bunch of their belongings. No longer offset weighted it slammed back down. The man cursed about the stabilizers and a half hour of getting everything back to where they could go back to bed. Friend said that he never laughed so hard.
Not my truck, but as their in Mexico they probably were smuggling dirty D’s senoritas!!!!
Good point. Probably hammering the throttle moving everything to the rear where it finally gave up the ghost.
"We are not overloaded"
The website shows a F450 hauling that heavy fucker. The dry weight of the cap alone without all their bullshit, fuel, or their fatasses loaded up exceed the capacity of the truck.
It's not a brand issue, it's a moron issue.
Yepper, that's a big ass camper for the bed of a pickup, and a heck of a lotta weight behind the axle. Having the nose of it over the cab doesn't do much to help the center of balance, the only thing up there is a mattress.
The whole sniper’s Hide, no gift for all of you.
I really hate to call the guy a moron though........ I do question how he doesn't think he is over weight
It'll just have to be spread thin for you group of miscreants.
The black truck is mine. Camped in Baja with John "JR" Reynolds. Winner of the first King of the Hammers.
A few days prior to the campsite picture. I drove out after a bit of digging.
A few days prior to the campsite picture. I drove out after a bit of digging.
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Way back when I was in the Marines, I rented a Burro trailer (lightweight fiberglass thing) from Special Services to take the family camping. Had it set up and wife, kids and friend's kid were sitting at the small dinette at one end. I was standing at other end by the door. I stepped out and heard screams behind me. Turned around and it was sitting on its ass with everyone piled in a heap inside. Friend and I put our weight on the tongue to pull it back down level and then put a milk crate under the rear bumper. I was laughing my ass off the whole time.
2007 F350 on 35" tires.
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Give me the coal. I’ll put it in the smoker and make us all bbq. Santa needs to find a worse gift for being an ass on the internet.
Maybe it’s the fact he’s a moron..I really hate to call the guy a moron though........ I do question how he doesn't think he is over weight
*Eagle Cap 1165:
dry weight, 4,917 pounds + 60 gallons fresh, 500.4 pounds + 6 gallon full hot water heater, 50 pounds + 2x 30-pound full propane tanks, 60 pounds + 2 batteries, 130 pounds + stuff, 500 pounds = 6,157.4 pounds Eagle Cap 1160
They sure don't make them like they used to. I had a 3/4 ton Chevy, mid 70s IIRC, that I regularly overloaded and once, mid-90s, I calculated I had 9500 pounds in the bed - 2 pallets of roofing shingles in the bed and a third one on top of them. Nothing ever broke, And I have a 88 F350 now that I regularly load up to about 3 tons of fill in. Nothing ever broke. And these are decades-old NH trucks with plenty of rust.
Granted, I don't go far like that and I go mighty slow.
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