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I just got my new 2011 Raptor. I have a question about heavy loads in the bed. I work as a shoring equipment installation instructor for a company in Indiana I cover 5 states. I can get off road in some crazy places that is why I got this bad a#$ machine - at least that's what I tell my wife.

I do get off road a lot my job requires that I carry about 1000lbs of rigging in the bed of my truck will I have any issues that will damage my new baby? Now I will not be getting crazy with that kind of weight in the bed. Just getting the job done. I will save crazy for when I have no worry's about work. Any advice would help.

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-JP
 

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hey man... I'm new on this thing and just now getting the hang of it... don't know how to direct you to my thread from the other day "weight on rear shocks"... you can find it under Mods... good answers on there... congrats on new truck.
 

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should be fine as long as you dont go nuts. take it easy, and you *should* be fine, theres a few solutions to kind of provide a little peace of mind, you can find them in the link to the thread Ironman posted above my post.
 

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Super Cab or Super Crew? They're rated a bit different.

When you're loaded, remember that the lift blocks under the leaf springs have those shelves. Not as much uptravel as it would seem at first glance.
 

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I just got my new 2011 Raptor. I have a question about heavy loads in the bed. I work as a shoring equipment installation instructor for a company in Indiana I cover 5 states. I can get off road in some crazy places that is why I got this bad a#$ machine - at least that's what I tell my wife.

I do get off road a lot my job requires that I carry about 1000lbs of rigging in the bed of my truck will I have any issues that will damage my new baby? Now I will not be getting crazy with that kind of weight in the bed. Just getting the job done. I will save crazy for when I have no worry's about work. Any advice would help.

Regards
-JP

What type of shoring equipment?
 
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