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Sorry for the late update the android app hasn't been working right. So first off, to the wise guy obviously I can pick up a paver stone if I'm picking up a pallet to take home and have to unload myself so please keep your nonsense to yourself. Every one else thank you for your input, I ended up renting a trailer from uhual for 30 bucks, home Depot didn't rent out trailers here and delivery was about $100 more, so I saved money, trailer was 2000lbs empty and the stones were 4000lbs, in addition in the bed I had some bricks and mulch, pulled every thing like a champ, I'm definitely glad I got everyone's input , I know my truck is too!
Sorry for the late update the android app hasn't been working right. So first off, to the wise guy obviously I can pick up a paver stone if I'm picking up a pallet to take home and have to unload myself so please keep your nonsense to yourself. Every one else thank you for your input, I ended up renting a trailer from uhual for 30 bucks, home Depot didn't rent out trailers here and delivery was about $100 more, so I saved money, trailer was 2000lbs empty and the stones were 4000lbs, in addition in the bed I had some bricks and mulch, pulled every thing like a champ, I'm definitely glad I got everyone's input , I know my truck is too!
So I wanted to hear everyone's opinion regarding a dilemma I have since I generally don't tow anything, I want to know if I were to haul a pallet of stones that weight a total of 3000lbs in the back of my 98 f150.4.6flareside 2wd for a distance of about 1 mile would I be running a high risk of damaging my truck or will it be fine and complete this task like the champs these f150s are. Thanks in advance.
