Fess up.. clearly this is someone here

https://fordauthority.com/2020/10/n...eds-their-trucks-payload-capacity-by-a-touch/

 

This is either Broome or someone from Mexico

 

Hasn't everyone done this at one point?

 

I mean, that looks like a picture straight from a Ford ad campaign video.

 

That’s a great way to kill somebody else’s family and spend the rest of your life in prison.

 

The tie down cutting through half the drywall was a nice bonus

 

Pre split for long runs so the joints are staggered?



also everyone here has a 450 dually diesel for towing their ex250 on a HF trailer, 'cause 'Merica!!

 

That may be 3/4" foam barrier but not certain...

 

That’s not drywall .. he has that layered in lower in that mess of a pile .. that’s foam insulation

 

Surprised he didn't put it on the bottom of the stack.. if you're gonna go full retard and all

 

the 150 means tons...right??

 

Whoever loaded him is taking one hell of a big risk.

 

Ehh, if it was a Chevy it wouldn’t have been a problem.

 

None of the above are me, but I have driven a couple of overloaded vehicles in my day.

Dad sent me to pick up bags of concrete mix in our Impala Diesel (dating myself with that one). Put them all in the trunk and got in the driver's seat and noticed the hood was sloped back toward me, so moved 2 bags into the passenger footwell and one each in the rear footwells. Better balanced, but that POS was damn slow with just a driver in it and was dangerously slow loaded like that, which in the end may not have been all bad in hindsight.

 

Takes some of the load off the power steering pump right?

 

WTF?

 

Good thing this guy only needed Sheetrock , he was under it driving and holding it with his hand , had it tied with some string in the back

 

Couple few more psi in the tires, and jam some firewood between the frame and axle (little known secret to fit a full cord of wet firewood in a half ton... ) and he woulda been fine......

The male mentality of "one trip, and one trip only" not only applies to bring the groceries in from the car....

 

Shoot... I am a construction manager for a small/medium sized construction company in Pennsylvania... my work Ram 2500 gets workouts like that all the time.