How high can you stack a pile of chit?

I found you can go over GVWR after having a big meal. I’d be more concerned about each axle rating. Please get that too!

 

I'm worried that the OEM third brake light is obscured.

 

So much for the ignorance defense.

 

Kind of curious what your insurance company would say when they find out that the truck was overloaded if god forbid anything might happen, might be an issue with any claim

 

They better mind their business.

 

Hope you have a good air conditioner, nothing worse than a hot sweaty beaver during your honeymoon

 

Apparently, some people like that.

 

?i thought sweaty beaver was a perk of camping. Really drops the barriers once you mention it.

 

Call me a gvwr nazi but most 3/4 ton HD trucks have a gvwr around 10,000 lb, and you’re not far off it, except you don’t have an HD truck. And you’re overloading the heck out of the rear axle.

Please be responsible with your own and fellow motorist lives out there. /dad-rant

 

It's all good I threw away the weight slip.

 

Some pics from Quebec

 

@Half Assed GOALS

 

Made it back to the US. Spent a few days in New Hampshire. Now in Maine.

I had to pump some air into the driver's side bag but other than that no problems so far. Only driving 65mph. Getting about 9mpg on the highway. Slower backroads are 10-11mpg. Gas in quebec was about $4.50/gallon US. Seemed like a lot of people drove smaller cars there and a lot of electric vehicles.

 

Beautiful. Too bad its in Quebec.

 

I heard there's great fishing in Kwee-bec

 

I dunno I kinda liked it up there. Way less touristy than the US. The national park we went to was almost empty.

 

It's better out west.

My back yard. Saw 3 other people all weekend.

 

Nice. The canadian rockies are on the bucket list also.

 

I live 1 hour from Mile Zero of the Alaska Highway. If you find your way up here, drop me a line.

 

10-4. Probably wont happen for a long time now though. We are planning for kids next year.

 

Looks like a good trip to make some now.