Hauled a Yard of Fill Dirt - TundraTalk.net

jfa1081 · 05-14-2008, 10:20 AM

Just an FYI. I built a brick patio this weekend. I hauled a yard of fill dirt this weekend. The truck was on it's bump stops. The engine and trans handled it great! Tow/Haul mode helped with slowing down, although it did feel like my old tahoe's braking. The truck handled as you would expect with around 2K in the bed.

After I got the dirt down, I hauled 65 12x12 inch patio bricks 12 bags of sand and 30 regular bricks. This put it just above the bump stops.

I know...I know. Pictures. Sorry, I was on a roll this weekend and forgot to take pics. I did finish my patio though. ha ha

Deznutjob · 05-14-2008, 10:51 AM

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Originally Posted by jfa1081

Just an FYI. I built a brick patio this weekend. I hauled a yard of fill dirt this weekend. The truck was on it's bump stops. The engine and trans handled it great! Tow/Haul mode helped with slowing down, although it did feel like my old tahoe's braking. The truck handled as you would expect with around 2K in the bed.

After I got the dirt down, I hauled 65 12x12 inch patio bricks 12 bags of sand and 30 regular bricks. This put it just above the bump stops.

I know...I know. Pictures. Sorry, I was on a roll this weekend and forgot to take pics. I did finish my patio though. ha ha

Sweet post but yer killin us with no pics dude! At least post a pic of your new Patio. Hahaha!

jfa1081 · 05-14-2008, 10:58 AM

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Originally Posted by Deznutjob

Sweet post but yer killin us with no pics dude! At least post a pic of your new Patio. Hahaha!

Yeah...on the drive home, I said to myself over and over to take pictures, but, like I said, I got on a roll and forgot. That's what happens when you mix testosterone, mud, trucks and home improvement. Forgetfulness...or is that age?

themaxx00 · 05-14-2008, 10:59 AM

Seriously.........

Deznutjob · 05-14-2008, 11:18 AM

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Originally Posted by jfa1081

Yeah...on the drive home, I said to myself over and over to take pictures, but, like I said, I got on a roll and forgot. That's what happens when you mix testosterone, mud, trucks and home improvement. Forgetfulness...or is that age?

I did the same thing when I recently redid the inside of my house. No before and aftr pics!

I wish I would have taken the time cuz the change is dramatic!

jfa1081 · 05-14-2008, 11:20 AM

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Originally Posted by Deznutjob

I did the same thing when I recently redid the inside of my house. No before and aftr pics!

I wish I would have taken the time cuz the change is dramatic!

That is true. You don't realize how big a change unless you have before and after pics. But the outcome is always nice, you feel like you accomplished something when you can look back and see your work.

Hawaii 5.7 · 05-14-2008, 06:37 PM

Do it again and take pics...

Codiac · 05-14-2008, 07:08 PM

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Originally Posted by Hawaii 5.7

Do it again and take pics...

YA......What he said!!!

jfa1081 · 05-14-2008, 10:05 PM

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Originally Posted by Hawaii 5.7

Do it again and take pics...

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Originally Posted by Codiac

YA......What he said!!!

But where should I build the patio?

Hawaii 5.7 · 05-14-2008, 10:09 PM

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Originally Posted by jfa1081

But where should I build the patio?

Maui, Hawaii brother... I could use a nice patio to drink beers and BS.

Mercury · 06-18-2008, 07:55 PM

I just clicked over the 2k mile mark on my Tundra 5.7 SR5.

For anyone curious, it listed the payload max at 1580 lbs. I just ran a load of scrap to the recycle place, and I had...drum roll.....

2125 lbs in the back. I SHOULD have used the tow button (Does this help?).
She was squatting a little bit but the boys with the fords (they use 350's where I work) were impressed since the tires didnt squash hardly at all. PLUS I was cruising on the road heading to the dump doing 85 with no problem at all.

NEVER through to take pics though.

Toxarch · 06-18-2008, 08:43 PM

If there aren't any pics, then it never happened.

rockstate45 · 06-18-2008, 10:11 PM

I can top y'all.

I got a pallet of concrete that weighs 2000 lbs in the back, PLUS the cement mixer, PLUS the 2x4x8s plus some random shit. Not to mention, myself at about 170 plus my passenger at like 250.

I was impressed.

Here she is:

-rockstate

Deznutjob · 06-18-2008, 10:25 PM

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I can top y'all.

I got a pallet of concrete that weighs 2000 lbs in the back, PLUS the cement mixer, PLUS the 2x4x8s plus some random shit. Not to mention, myself at about 170 plus my passenger at like 250.

I was impressed.

Here she is:

-rockstate

That's impressive Rock! Your rear end isn't showing any signs of strain either.

rockstate45 · 06-18-2008, 10:29 PM

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That's impressive Rock! Your rear end isn't showing any signs of strain either.

Gracias. It was quite the load. When I drove over the curb and up the hill it grabbed my mud flap lol. When I thouht it was my exhaust I was pissed but when I fonud it what it was I didn't care. No damage or signs of strain on the flap either.

Here's a pic of the bump stops.

Here's a pic of like 3/4 a yard of dirt (when I cared about payload capacity lol)

-rockstate

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jfa1081 Junior Member Join Date: Dec 2007 Posts: 15	Hauled a Yard of Fill Dirt Just an FYI. I built a brick patio this weekend. I hauled a yard of fill dirt this weekend. The truck was on it's bump stops. The engine and trans handled it great! Tow/Haul mode helped with slowing down, although it did feel like my old tahoe's braking. The truck handled as you would expect with around 2K in the bed. After I got the dirt down, I hauled 65 12x12 inch patio bricks 12 bags of sand and 30 regular bricks. This put it just above the bump stops. I know...I know. Pictures. Sorry, I was on a roll this weekend and forgot to take pics. I did finish my patio though. ha ha __________________ -Silver Sky Metallic -2.5 Inch Old Man Emu HD Lift Front Springs and Shocks -Rear 2.5 inch Pro-Comp Block and OME Shocks -Go Rhino Dominator II Steps -Kennesaw Mountain Accessories Winch Bumper -3 Hella 4000 Rallye Driving Lights -2 Hella 500 Fog Lights -18x9 XD Monsters with TRD Name Plates -325/65R18 Nitto Terra Grapplers -Bed Extender from old F150 made to fit Tundra -Black Headlight Mod -TRD Drop in Filter with HC Mod -Ongaro Dual SS Trumpet Boat Horns

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06-18-2008, 07:55 PM	#11 (permalink)
Mercury Member Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: Morgantown, PA Posts: 46	I just clicked over the 2k mile mark on my Tundra 5.7 SR5. For anyone curious, it listed the payload max at 1580 lbs. I just ran a load of scrap to the recycle place, and I had...drum roll..... 2125 lbs in the back. I SHOULD have used the tow button (Does this help?). She was squatting a little bit but the boys with the fords (they use 350's where I work) were impressed since the tires didnt squash hardly at all. PLUS I was cruising on the road heading to the dump doing 85 with no problem at all. NEVER through to take pics though.

06-18-2008, 10:11 PM	#13 (permalink)
rockstate45 Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2008 Posts: 212	I can top y'all. I got a pallet of concrete that weighs 2000 lbs in the back, PLUS the cement mixer, PLUS the 2x4x8s plus some random shit. Not to mention, myself at about 170 plus my passenger at like 250. I was impressed. Here she is: -rockstate

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