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A third of a cord, tossed in the ago of a fifty percent ton pick up, that has an 8 foot bed (haven"t checked out an 8 foot half ton truck on the road in while) barley fits. So my vote is oh hell no.Sent from my SM-G930V using Tapatalk
I have done it via a 1 ton 8 foot box and box rails on the front and sidesVery huge load would certainly not recommfinish it . For many type of years carried homewood stacked in a 8 ft. box safe pack 3/4 cord My brief box half ton takes ahalf of a cord exceptionally nicely
As formerly declared, just through side boards on at least 2 sides & preferably a headache rack to maintain your earlier home window. I figure a slightly mounded load in an 8’ box is about 1/2 cord, that’s per cord calculator.
Holy cow, I am not sure I would want to drive that 1/2 mile out of the area & a few miles house. Pretty sure I have the right to hear the frame, springs & shocks groaning in protest. Thought probably I simply heard a tire blow.
Tbelow is a member on another website that loads his 88 K1500 like that pretty regularly! To answer OP, yes, as the others have said, a complete cord will certainly fit on a 3/4 HD or 1 ton if stacked tightly to the height of the cab...I"ve done it...truck was more than likely a lil overloaded yet handled it pretty well. Yes I had sideboards on and a board across the front of the bed to defend the window...would certainly have been ugly in a crash though!
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Your question is simple, the answer is yes however not within the traditional bedsides. I on a regular basis haul 1 cord of wood in my F350 shortbed with sideboards. It"s a straightforward math formula. One cord is 128 cubic feet. Get your tape measure out and figure out how tall you need to stack above the bedrails.
The weight wasn’t component of the question. Neither was the species of timber. Balsa? Or the longevity of the truck or modifications required. Can it fit, yes. Even in a Toyota if you stack it high.
I can fit a confront cord in my 6"6" box, rounds are less complicated than break-up when stacking to the roof. Sent from my SM-G930V making use of Tapatalk
The weight wasn’t part of the question. Neither was the species of wood. Balsa? Or the longevity of the truck or adjustments forced.Can it fit, yes. Even in a Toyota if you stack it high.
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I execute not understand any kind of one that would usage "BALSA" as Fire Wood The Original question was "Will a cord of firelumber fit in a pickup?"
I carry out not understand any one who would certainly usage "BALSA" as Fire WoodThe Original question was "Will a cord of firelumber fit in a pickup?"
To which my answer would certainly be yes.Driving the truck all over while that cord remained in the ago would be one more story completely....
