ambush

Dirt varies by type and moisture content, but typically 2000 to 3000 pounds per yard. I would strongly suggest no more than 1/2 yard in your f150. Whatever you do, do NOT fill the box up. That would be about 4 yards. Potentially 12,000lbs. Your truck would never be the same again.

Livoniabob

Yes.

zx12-iowa

I usually fill it up until it's 1" above the stops. A yard to yard and a half had been hauled many times with my half ton.

Three B

I just checked and the GVWR is 7050 LBS.

Three B

haha sorry, I was trying to answer the question someone asked earlier if it is sold by the lb . I knew cubic yard and yard are 1 in the same here.

Tekneols

I've done a full yard on an old Tacoma single cab, had no problems with that truck at all. This year in the f150 I rented a motorcycle trailer for $16.99 or something like that and filled up the trailer with dirt.

Livoniabob

I was the one joking about the by the pound as he seemed to be wanting to carry the max it could legally.. I think most would ask if they can carry a full yard or just a half a yard.. Or half a scoop or a full scoop. But then Home Depot sales it in I think 1/2 cubic foot bags.. Or is it by a 40 pound sopping wet bag that should equal around a 1/2 cubic foot. He didn't state how he was buying it.

WTF150

^^^^^this. Like others have said, start with 1/2 yard and see how much your truck sags.

Three B

Here is 1 cubic yard, and the soil is pretty moist. Im actually pretty impressed with how well the truck handled this.

ToughFX4

Looks like shredded mulch, if so it's a lot lighter than dirt.