Does your truck do work? Let's see it.

[Tyler]

If you actually use your bed for what it was meant for, let's see your load!

I'm pretty happy with my Dakar HD leaf springs not sagging too much while having these heavy ass boxes of armored glass windows loaded. Especially since they were loaded in the rear of the bed.

 

[tacomiyagi]

Picking up a rack for a display piece I was building.

 

[Silent_Taco4x4]

Does bringing my sliders home count?
I have carried lumber and plywood, but didn't snap any pictures of it.

 

[tacomiyagi]

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Does bringing my sliders home count?
I have carried lumber and plywood, but didn't snap any pictures of it.

You're using the bed so it counts for sure!

 

[mZiggy]

Primary uses for my bed are hauling my big doggos (115lb German Shepherd and a 85lb Husky/St Bernard mix ), transporting my guns and ammo to and from the desert when I go shooting, and serving as a spot for my recovery gear that I keep with me for simple convenience when responding to a recovery request

The rigged up cooler you see in the final photo is a battery-bank powered, fan driven portable air conditioner of sorts that I fabbed up for the dogs for situations where it's not feasible to leave those windows open but cool air flow back there is still desired.

 

[Tyler]

Primary uses for my bed are hauling my big doggos (115lb German Shepherd and a 85lb Husky/St Bernard mix ), transporting my guns and ammo to and from the desert when I go shooting, and serving as a spot for my recovery gear that I keep with me for simple convenience when responding to a recovery request

The rigged up cooler you see in the final photo is a battery-bank powered, fan driven portable air conditioner of sorts that I fabbed up for the dogs for situations where it's not feasible to leave those windows open but cool air flow back there is still desired.

That's a serious cooler!

 

[mZiggy]

That's a serious cooler!

Thanks lol was a fun project and it's worked out well so far.

 

[tacomiyagi]

That's a serious cooler!

The truck build and everything that you put in the bed is serious! Love it!

 

[Tyler]

Parts on parts.

 

[Colorado_Taco17]

pulling a 3,000+ lb boat, no issues

 

[TacomaGhost]

Kimchi fridge delivery

 

[Tyler]

Definitely not doing much work here, but this was my loadout from a recent camping trip.

 

[flying pastrami]

Posted in my intro thread but here is a pic from a duck hunt this past January.

Ended up with our limit so overall a great trip.

 

[flying pastrami]

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Kimchi fridge delivery

What's a kimchi fridge and why do I need one??

 

[tacostand1970]

Montana elk hunt last fall with one other guy. Yeah we're slightly over gvw here, the truck did great considering. Dakar HD's are on the to-do list before my two elk hunts this year.

 

[Tacomadad18]

Pulls my boat fine. Doesn’t look big but even my 1500 silverado I traded for the taco had issues pulling it on the highway. Constant up and down shifting, lugging, ugh. PITA. I’m the taco I just hit the ect button and hit the road.

Also throw my 600-700ish pound 400 4x4 bayou in the bed every now and then, doesn’t sag but a 1/2 in or. Pretty sure it’s the biggest four wheeler out there (that I’ve seen)

 

[Nick BBP]

It's my house when I'm out camping

 

[solscooter]

 

[Romp-A-Taco]

Note to self. Take photos of my next load.

 

[knightacoma]

Helped my buddy return his hurricane wood lol