Flat Decks

[beerwolf]

Those truckboss decks are pretty nice and pricey! I don't think I want to have my 1700 pound sxs way up high like that though.
Two sleds no problem but just could see an accident waiting to happen eventually.

 

[Grinder]

My little trail is around 1300lbs. Stays up there quite nice. Never had any issues with it being tippy. Guess a guy could take the box off and mount a truck boss to the truck frame.

 

[Cdnfireman]

I carried two full sized quads on a steel deck I built for years. I figured between the quads and the deck there was about 1500 pounds above the box rail. I also carried about another 1K in stuff in the box under the deck plus the trailer on behind. I never had a problem behind my SRW F350, and I doubt that you’d have a problem with any leaf sprung 1ton. From what I’ve read, the Fiat 3/4 tons with the coils can get a bit wiggly, and you’d have to be careful with any 3/4 ton being over the rear axle rating. It’s not that the truck can’t handle the weight, just that if the truck nazis scaled you with a 3/4 ton you might be overloaded.

 

[tex78]

I carried two full sized quads on a steel deck I built for years. I figured between the quads and the deck there was about 1500 pounds above the box rail. I also carried about another 1K in stuff in the box under the deck plus the trailer on behind. I never had a problem behind my SRW F350, and I doubt that you’d have a problem with any leaf sprung 1ton. From what I’ve read, the Fiat 3/4 tons with the coils can get a bit wiggly, and you’d have to be careful with any 3/4 ton being over the rear axle rating. It’s not that the truck can’t handle the weight, just that if the truck nazis scaled you with a 3/4 ton you might be overloaded.

My buddy has a newer Dodge power wagon with the rear coils , and with one it's here and there and with 2 it sucks balls I guess ( scary bad lol)