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couldn't afford to take the wife on another cruise?? So you think to yourself "why not bring the beach to her?"

I've never been able to get mine to set level (without the help of the new leveling kit) and I've had over 2000 lbs of aluminum in the back.

 

I'm just wondering how much I had in the back. . .I will say it was enough I had to ride the clutch a good bit even in second. . .all 1st gear starts on the way home. . .TST on 4/3 and I was looking like a big rig with a load and the drivers side picking up

BTW, it is a bit damp

 

so, whats the sand for?

 

That don't look too bad. Didn't I post some pics of my bed full of stacked on green oak wood. That had me about 1.5 - 2 inches off the back snubbers.

They're not in my gallery. I guess I never posted them here. I'll find them and up load em.

 

Ive got some low spots in the yard, and a tree with most of it's roots showing.

 

4350 pounds leveled mine off, but I wouldn't do it far or often, but I was tickled when it didn't squat down and it got the guy in the 1500 Ram respect reel quick, he said he was waiting for the bumper to hit the ground, kids don't try this at home

 

I can think of a more entertaining way to deal with that tree. Course you might make more low spots (4 at a time)