For me it was 2088 cans of Coors light. (87- 24 can cases).

Sure had 'er hunkered down :eek:

Tim

I'm not quite sure what my Lance Camper actually weighs but I put the truck on a Cat scale on my way to a 2 week vacation and I was 9388 on the rear axle and 4330 on the front axle. One of these days I'll weigh just the truck so I get a real good idea of what the camper actually weighs.

For me it was 2088 cans of Coors light. (87- 24 can cases).

Sure had 'er hunkered down :eek:

Tim

1626.68 lbs, not that much, compared to a camper!

A clown at the gravel yard put close to 6 ton on my truck. My total was 20,800, which is way too much. I figure I was lucky not to break anything. I'm registerd for 17,600 and have seen it a few times. My weight empty is a little over 9000.

For me it was 2088 cans of Coors light. (87- 24 can cases).

Sure had 'er hunkered down :eek:

Tim

Hey, Tim! Where's the pic, man!? Gotta show us...

500 gallons of water @ 8.1 pounds/gallon = 4000 lbs +.

Sorry Stretch, No Pics :( I took some, but I have since lost the files.

Without going into details (probably illegal, anyway :D ) a company I worked for had 9 skids of coors light to dispose of. We volunteered to come in on a saturday to 'help'. We were supposed to pour them down the drain, but the temptation to cart off a few was too much. It was like a feeding frenzy.

I saw a guy with a s-10 blazer that had so much in his, I dont think you could have turn it face up and POURED another beer in it.. He had the seats down and the back full, the passenger seat full, 4 cases in the engine bay, two under his legs and one in his lap! :eek: . That poor rig was flat on the bump stops on all four corners. I told him that if he wrecked, he would probably drown.

I managed to trade a lot of that beer for painting and landscaping around the house. Liquid Gold!

Tim

I had 3.5 tons of limestone gravel in mine once. Had stakes in the holes with plywood sides to make it deeper for more capacity. Handled it just fine.

I had 65 3cf wet bags of mulch, which I'm guessing was >2.5 T, and all it did was improve the ride.

Haul 2 to 3 tons of bagged feed on dew eze flat bed all day long. Just a little top heavy like my mother in law.

Here are my weights from a CAT scale:
1. Full of fuel and my wife and me. 4360 Front, 3160 Rear = 7520
2. Full of fuel and my wife and me and 11' Lance Camper. Camper full of water propane, two batteries. 4520 front, 6940 Rear = 11,460.

So the camper is 3960 lbs. Now throw in camping gear and we are hauling around 4200 lbs. I won't win any slalom courses but it handles pretty good. With this load at 75 I get about 10.5 mpg, at 65 11.5 mpg.

But no one can top 87 cases of beer no matter how much it weighs.

Bah! It was LIGHT beer. If it was HEAVY beer, it would have weighed more. :D

11.5' Lance here also. About 3000lb best guess. Weighed entire rig at 17,000lb. But I was towing a 22' car trailer with car and spares on it.