Non grocery snatchers picture thread

This picture thread is for the tundras that get S@&t done. It’s to show that a half ton truck is very capable and can haul, tow, and work. This isn’t a thread about lifts or wheels and tyres(if you truck works with that stuff great). If you have accessories to help you get work add them to the thread. Let’s prove to the nay sayers that the tundra is more then a grocery snatcher!!!

 

I expect this thread to be all white Tundras.

 

Blasphemy! You speak in tongues? Voodoo Blue!

 

That's a darn nice Miller.

 

I use mine

 

Hold on at sir I have to pick up my mother in law at the airport next week and you will see how much a tundra can hold. LOL

 

My God I love that blue

 

Sorry but my truck does not work for me. I work for my truck.

 

X2

 

Yeah, picking her up next week, her flight arrived yesterday.

 

Here's my truck working, it hauls rocks

 

This 18 wheeler got stuck with all his groceries so I had to snag him out.

 

dude, look at the specs of your vehicle, it's ~1600 pound payload ect. Then compare it to a real truck, one that can actually haul stuff. I'm not talking about a few hundred pounds of welding gear, a little garden tractor with a bucket, or your dads 18' sea ray lol that IS groceries. Our tow limit is 10,000 pounds, which means about 8000 of that is safely useful for anything more than a short drive.

I mean, real actual work. Personal Example #1: 32' Regulator (not "big" by any stretch) plus trailer, 14,000#, tow w/ F350 - Tundra, unusable.
Personal Example #2: New Holland L234, just 9000#, a compact machine for small construction work, can't tow it with tundra.

Our trucks are great for daily driving, moving around some tools, towing little things or tiny boats sure... but that's about it.
another example, tundra need not apply


and dont give me that space shuttle crap either, any vehicle with 400 ft pounds of torque could do that, no tundra required...
I dont make my tundra out to be something its not...

 

More than groceries here.

 

Great idea for a thread. There seem to be a lot of mall crawlers here and not many people who use their truck for truck stuff.

This is mine, plowing the road, and going down the same road, (my driveaway) sans plow, a couple months later.

 

This response is for b737, how many of these so called " real trucks" you talking about have Diesel engines? Probably about "ALL" of them! If I wanted a diesel , I would have bought one! Another case of comparing a apple to a orange. If and when Toyota puts a Diesel in a Tundra , that smack talk will end fast! Try something like the fastest 1/4 mile ever recorded by a factory truck 2007 Toyota Tundra Limited 4x4 with TRD bolt on super charger - 4.4 secs look it up. I'm on my 4th Tundra and love gas engines, they have "never" let me down! And if heavy towing was how I gauged a truck by, don't think I would have bought a Tundra to begin with. I'm a general contractor in the Asheville area which is nothing but steep grades and curbs, not concedered heavy but I do tow a 16' dual axle tool trailer and a 24' panga boat neither of which cause my Tundra any grief what's so ever, and I go up these hills the speed limit as I do down. And you might want to mention also that these other so called "real trucks" have to add thousand of dollars worth of extra parts in order for these trucks to be "real". If and when Toyota decides to enter the world of " heavy towing" it will be as it is with the gas engine trucks of today, they will be the badest truck on the hill!

 

Ummmm.........Dude...really! Sell your Tundra already so we don't have to hear about how every truck is better than a Toyota. It kinda getting old. Most of your posts are just bashing. Just my O2

 

Pulling about 9,500#. Trailer is a beast and weighs 5000# and the Kubota is a little over 4K#. Truck has more than enough ass to pull it over the Shenandoahs at speed.

 

a heavy load of dirt had it on the overloads by a little bit.

 

Towing my '69 RS SS Camaro...
Tow/Haul mode rocked it! Love that button.
Have had this classic 19 years...Hope to have my Tundra at least as long.

 

Now that is funny.

 

Hi all first post had to post after reading this has groceries in the camper towed over 500 miles no issue better than my f150