Never hauled anything heavier that 8000 with my pickup, but the scrapers I used to run weighed in at 350k+, would do as many as 175 loads a day.

 

I was on a harvest crew 2 falls ago in LA and trucks were behind so i jumped outta the combine and hopped in the 53' spread grain hauler... i loaded her a bit heavy.... rolled across the scales at 126,500... she was loaded

 

used a chevy w4500 to position a mobile home...coolest sound ever heard from the motor.

 

Heaviest load was hauling salt in Utah years ago. Scaled around 180 to 200K. Hauling mud in the oilfield used to load up 150 barrels of 15# mud on a fairly regular basis. In a rig of course. Personal truck was around 32K.

 

I didn't tow it very far but my heaviest loaf was a D4 cat on about a 5,000lb trailer

 

Ive hauled logs with mine logs alone was 25,500 then the trailer was 5,000 pounds. the truck probably 8,000 . So total gross was around 38,500 pounds.

 

Have to update personal truck load. Just got a load of palms trees. 30 in all. Scaled out at 42320 lbs. About 4 tons over weight. GVWR was under on steer axle and drive axle weight, just over on trailer.

 

I've had a 700 pound ATV in the bed of my 2008 F-250

 

Not quite D.O.T. legal. LMAO!!!

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1000ft. 2" pipe,2 miller bobcat welders,1-873 bobcat skid steer,bucket,digger,forks,on the 30' g-neck. 2 welders,and all associated tools on truck. Plus me and 4 hired hands,and a weeks worth of gear. Grossed 35k+. That was a LONG 400 mi. (truck was '01 F350 crew cab 2wd. Auto dually. Really missed my handshaker!)

 

Grossed over 100,000 lbs pulling triple (pup) trailers on I40 in Oklahoma. Is that cheating?