What have you hauled? Post Pics !!!

[Spaghyeti]

Work load out for today, line trimmed a client's property and abated. Love my lil Baja!

[Spaghyeti]

Hauled a fridge today!

[Subatron]

It’s only 600lbs but I sure got a lot of funny looks bringing it home today...

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[greymud]

Trimmed neighbors trees for some free mulch.

[terayon]

New patio furniture! 140kms of hwy driving? No problem!

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[Slopchoppy]

2 kayaks. They’re both 19 ft long. Had a rack extender built to fit in the receiver hitch and stabilize it with crossed ratchet straps

[ZUBAJA]

I forgot to take a picture because I was trying to get them unloaded before the game (Florida vs LSU), but I hauled 25 - 16 foot composite deck boards. I cut 5 feet off each one (as what I need is 5 foot lengths), but with the hatch opened and tailgate down, I had almost 8 feet of cargo area. It was about a 40 mile (loaded) trip. Heavy load, but not near as heavy as the shingles. Dennis

[terayon]

Fridays haul for new planters in the yard.
12x12' 2x6
4x10' 2x6
10x 6x6 bricks

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[oldpro]

Freshly built 16 foot kayak

[ryu]

It's camping time!

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[terayon]

1950's freezer for our arts and crafts home... quiet literally nearly killed me.

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[ZUBAJA]

quiet literally nearly killed me.

There's a story here. Gotta hear the details . Dennis

[terayon]

So we've been collecting/refurbishing 1950's appliances and we are up to a stove made my General Motors, 2 beer fridges by 'shelvador', one full sized fridge with a lazy Susan in it, and a wall oven... this was the last piece.

We drove 5 hours to get it and it took two grown men to get it in the back of the baja... a few moments where touch and go. Thankfully the driveway we picked it up in had a fair sized sloap and with the help of a dolly and some ramps it made something impossible, possible. The guy we bought it from said it was only 34"wide... when we got there it was nearly 48"!



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[kojak001]

I think the Baja was designed to transport paramotors

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[DocSemtex]

-Bags of chicken manure & pine needles. The things I haul for my gardener of a wife...

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