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Largest Load Youve Had On A Ute


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Here are some after pics of when I moved some concrete pavers from house to house, they may look small, but each weighed around 25 kgs each, I wish I took before pics!

These photos were taken after I had to stash half of the pavers on the side of a hwy! Came back for them in three loads.

Rears were 'reset' pedders lowered springs... never again will I lower a ute and/or run wheels with offset! Tore through one sidewall, changed the spare, dumped half the load and kept driving!

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So many sissy utes here...

My Expensive Daewoo One tonners awesome

Those tractor rims are around 400kg each I was told & that was a full pallet of Lime bags

Currently modding my xr6T to take over the Holdens duties

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I loaded my BA XR8 up with recon limestone blocks 500x300x250... I think I had to take about 8 out to get it off the bump stops... after driving 15km to get them all home.. took 3 trips.. big ute loved it!!

Another time was the ute loaded with fastwall bricks ( 1 pack ) and 2 packs in a tandem axle trailer behind.... brakes did not appreciate it, they let off a fierce smell to let me know too!

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I'm a tree lopper, so my ba tradesman povert pack work ute has copped a significant beating repeatedly. The most I had was 2200kg of logs. The crane driver thought it was going to collapse. The diff welded itself up that day. If it had a manual it would have killed the clutch. In my bf xr6t ute the most I have had is the weight of my toolbox, climbing gear, saws etc. so about 150-200kg

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