Sport Trac at work

[David Ponder]

First, I think we need a "Hauling" category :grin:



This is my ST loaded with a Yard of topsoil.



Funny thing was the guy that sold me the dirt and loaded it with the bobcat kept asking "Are you sure?" And I kept saying.. "It will take the load, keep going". I just love it when my ST surprises someone at what it will do!! :supercool:



Hauled it home with no issues at all, and then the wife and I shoveled it out by hand. That was not the fun part.



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[gary s]

wow,

that looks like more then a yard. i just had 10 yds delv'd of mulch and it doesn't look like 10 of those.

 

[MikeSondra Grossen]

demolishing the pool and decking, this is a load to a friends dumpster (with our helpers)

Sondra

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[Sal Adinolfi]

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Bringing lumber home form Home Depot.

 

[David Roll]

Great Pics! :haveabeer:

 

[Rodger Tellefson]

:driving::supercool::haveabeer:

 

[Andy Cabrera]

Ok so I decided to put my Trac to work on my latest project. I though it wouldn't be up to the task or be big enough but surprisingly enough, she did exceptionally well!



After 27 years I am finally back on a bike. I searched around & found an unmolested 1981 Honda 750K. She is old & dusty/dirty, and needed a lot of TLC 22K miles with saddlebags & a trunk.



Since I haven't been on a bike in so long I didn't feel comfortable riding her 40 odd miles home.

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So....I had the Trac haul this 700 Lbs beast! No not in a trailer, in the bed!

I wasn't sure she could do it but she did!

She was real tight, heavy & I had to put her in diagonally. The bike is so heavy the rear wheel actually dented the tailgate liner. What surprised me was that the dented liner sprang back to normal overnight!



The Trac is an exceptionally tough truck!



So, I spent 3 days cleaning, scrubbing, polishing, connecting, removing, tightening, inspecting lubricating the bike. She cleaned up real nice.