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Old 08-04-2006, 04:02 PM   #7 (permalink)
DevoK12RS
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Re: How much weight in the bed?

My father was the greatest man I've ever known. I think the only bad info/ advice I got from him in my whole life was how much one could load in a truck.

I've had way more than anyone has mentioned so far in the back of my 250. I won't mention the numbers to avoid being slammed, but I have tickets to show what was in the truck- Gross, Tare, Net. It handled fine with the load biased towards the front. I believe I have a helper leaf in the rear based on other conversations about the number of stock leafs on these trucks.

I won't do that anymore, though.

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