Uhm, I think it's broke.😂

[Mad_Hatter]

 

[KGMtech]

home made dump truck?

 

[Mad_Hatter]

Originally Posted by KGMtech
home made dump truck?

Right!...‚...‚...‚

 

[atikovi]

Tacoma?

 

[Mad_Hatter]

Originally Posted by atikovi
Tacoma?

Maybe...my first thought was a Ranger. But ur probably right..

 

[SatinSilver]

'04 Tacoma at the newest. '05 brought in a new gen.

 

[rekit]

Expensive load of rock there! Tires must have 80 psi in them, don't look loaded. Or the bumper is taking some load now.

 

[Dave1027]

Overloaded. Probably tried to save a buck instead of renting a trailer or taking two trips

 

[SatinSilver]

Originally Posted by Dave1027
Overloaded. Probably tried to save a buck instead of renting a trailer or taking two trips


Or borrowing it from someone and didn't care about doing it the correct way. Payload capacity ranges from 1400 - 1750 lbs depending on trim.

 

[Lolvoguy]

Or the famous Toyota truck frame rust

 

[dadto2]

Taco'd the Taco

 

[spasm3]

add a lift kit and keep on trucking!

 

[bullwinkle]

That's some weight-I did that with an old ‘78 F-100 I had back in the day-truck weighed 4000 lbs., carried 4000 pounds of B-19 in it (pushed as far forward in the bed as possible. Sashayed down the road with 80;PSI in the tires, but at least old Ford frames were stronger than Toyota ones...

 

[spasm3]

My brother inlaw did the same with an old 81 5.0 f-150 i had, right after that, the universal joints all gave way and both rear wheel cylinders were blown. 2 months later the trans gave out, i think it was the torque convertor but i don't remember. It had about 200k when he did that.

 

[dippschtick]

Originally Posted by Lolvoguy
Or the famous Toyota truck frame rust

Yup. The first gens were notorious for it.

 

[4WD]

Could be … I have bought 1500# to 2000# of rock several times and it was more rock than that …

 

[Quest]

Yup! due to that notorious Dana made frames.

Q.

 

[WylieCoyote]

Whoa oh, what a feeling.....