Pallet of concrete Silverado vs Tundra 3360lb

[@pat2430]

Everyone commenting on the trucks let's give some respect to that little tow motor, he the real champ, doesn't even flinch.

[@MetaView7]

he did it wrong. He is supposed to go all the way forward before extending the forks. He should have put the load as deep as possible.

[@LayzeeGiant]

Watching Home Depot halfwits struggle with a standup hurts my brain.

[@efrainzavala1919]

the operator is an idiot

[@mikey92362]

Those guys: "Gosh, i wonder what this shiny chrome ball on the back of my truck is for!"

[@Seethenhagen]

For pulling seriously heavy loads, like their wives.

[@ChrisrZ28]

Real fucking genius. With his shortbed 1500 and a dumbass hard top bed cover taking up a quarter of the bed space. Great idea drop 3400lbs on the tailgate practically

[@gondorian1006]

Notice how the pallet is centered over the axle on the Tundra and behind the axle on the Chevy.

[@hthouston3924]

gondorian there is a cover behind Chevy that's why they didn't push the pallet

[@user-yq6ov6ow7l]

@@hthouston3924 that explains everything Lol at all the “tundra rules” crowd

[@Hiddenpower6]

@@user-yq6ov6ow7l yup that’s Toyota dudes for ya. But they ain’t fooling anybody you can’t beat a Chevy Dodge or Ford especially when it comes to trucks they just try to look for anything so they think jdm is better.

[@nodak81]

Yeah, because Chevy owners put f@ggy accessories on their trucks that ruin what little utility they have. Get rid of the useless bed cover if you're going to haul a pallet of cement.

[@mattkeer5900]

I noticed that too. Another point to consider is that the Toyota's bed is 6 inches shorter, so there is less weight from the bed and its shorter, so that the load cannot be as off center as the one they are putting in the somewhat longer Chevy bed.

[@captainrockereliteanddange3482]

Who the hell loads 3300 pounds in the bed of a stock half ton?? Regardless of what brand you buy its almost 2x what its rated for

[@jonathanguzman8255]

I was thinking the same thing

[@TheJsote1988]

Good thing its temporary

[@Peculiar223]

I guess the comparison is which holds better when they both are over loaded. In my opinion it’s not a good idea to do this though.

[@brocks692]

Idk we've put more weight in a obs k1500 qnd a 4.2 v6 Ford f150 multiple times , both trucks handle the abuse just fine

[@codyjones111]

Depends on the truck. Newer model f150s capacity is 3325 so that's not a major overload

[@Batty281]

Carfax: "new rear suspension, reg maintenance"

[@user-yq6ov6ow7l]

Gm was loaded behind the rear axle, tundra was loaded on top of rear axle. I’ve put 3k lbs in my 2014 gmc 1500 multiple times, it looks nothing like that

[@elirodriguez514]

Your gmc still sucks Toyota is better

[@deadshot_986]

@@elirodriguez514 😂 dodge , ford , Chevy then Comes Toyota. I’m not even a dodge fan but it’s the truth

[@jayricky4319]

@@elirodriguez514 toyota sucks !! buy a Cummins !!

[@elirodriguez514]

@@jayricky4319 this isn’t a 3/4 ton or diesel segment it’s a 1/2 ton and in the 1/2 ton segment no other truck comes close to beating the tundra in value, reliability and overall engine and transmission life span. Diesel is a whole other segment, one of which Cummins is likely the leader. But being that Toyota isn’t in that segment I’ll stick to my 1/2 ton Tundra 5.7 gas engine 445,000 miles and counting.

[@jayricky4319]

@@elirodriguez514 thats great 794,000 miles and counting with no issues on my truck I'll stick with Cummins !

[@1hoosierfan]

6 rows of cement with 5 bags per row 30 bags... If they are 80 lbs apiece Then you have 2400 lbs. Where does 3360 come from

[@greenbudkelly2820]

Larry W seven bags per layer. 42 bags total. He’s loading the pallet "sideways"

[@michaelboykin9881]

50 pound bags. Maybe 80s.

[@linchaynes3824]

And it's 30kg bags, or 66lb ea , 42 bags in a full skid or roughly 2800lb Inc the skid

[@jaybee6318]

7 bags per row, not 5

[@demarcosmalls8966]

I work at Lowe's .. as a CDL tandem delivery driver. Typically, there are sixty (60), 60lb bags on a pallet. That is 3,600lbs ... but add 30lbs for the wood pallet. Total weight is 3,630lbs.

[@EliteStricker]

Get rid of the bed cover if you're gonna put a pallet, wouldn't have squatted so bad with load past rear axles

[@Erik-kp1ux]

Tundras load is more over the axle. Silverados is more than half behind the axle.

[@jackdaniels2657]

Tundras weight is in front of the axles chevy weight is over the axels. Thats why tundra has a better payload then chevy ford dodge the rear differential on a tundra is farther to the rear while the chevy is closer to the middle of the bed. If gm was smart they would move the rear axles farther back like how toyota did it. It woukd also increase payload cus now its distributing weight more evenly between front and rear axles

[@Erik-kp1ux]

@@jackdaniels2657 no your wrong. Look up payload capacities and you'll see the Chevy has about a 600lb advantage of payload. Also a couple inches difference on where the load is placed in the bed will make a huge difference. Also Toyota moving the axle farther back decreases the towing capacity due to less weight being evenly distributed over both axles. If your rear axle is too far back then your front end can't do it's job. Less control and manuverability. So if Toyota was smart they would copy Chevys truck design. Also it would be nice to test these trucks both brand new. Oh actually they do have these test and Chevy beats Toyota at all of them. Do your research.

[@fluffiestmallard6484]

Lol have fun with the transmission, drive shaft, lifters, electronics, interior rattle, antenna and brake light leaks, frame rot, and rear window defroster

[@fluffiestmallard6484]

And AC, of course

[@90MVtv]

@@jackdaniels2657 Bro you making up stuff like we just can’t go see Chevy has a by far higher payload is crazy

[@thomasdaum1927]

I had an ice delivery business back in the 70s with a 66 or 68 Ford F 100 I used to put 5000 lbs of ice in it regularly , I see capacity hasn’t improved much !…..

[@FencerFixerRepairLLCKansasCity]

This is one reason why I will always get a 3/4 ton truck over a 1/2 ton truck. I learned this lesson 20 years ago and ever since, have never gotten another 1/2 ton truck of any brand.

[@inktownfishing4505]

Exactly! I know so many people with 1/2 tons, always bragging how much they can haul/tow even though their ass is dragging on the ground...lol.

[@benjackson9980]

Need a full ton to legally carry this unless maybe it’s a regular cab

[@davidarreola2013]

I have both a 2015 5.7 tundra and a 2018 6.2 Silverado, the tundra squats more under loads but it’s stronger doesn’t struggle power wise

[@user-yq6ov6ow7l]

You just fabricated that story. I own a 6.2 gmc and my dad has a 2019 tundra. The 6.2 gmc makes 460ft lbs of torque, you are insane if you think any tundra can pull any amount of weight easier than the 6.2.

[@davidarreola2013]

@@user-yq6ov6ow7l huh?? Lmao tundra has better gearing, Ive raced them a lot!! Tundra always wins on a roll Silverado wins dig races bc it’s a 4x4 tundra isn’t and it’s a double cab I do construction work stfu

[@user-yq6ov6ow7l]

@@davidarreola2013 i have a double cab 6.2 0-60 video on my channel. Post a video, $10 fake dollars says you can’t get within a second of it

[@davidarreola2013]

@@user-yq6ov6ow7l like I said 4x4 makes a difference 🤣🤣

[@user-yq6ov6ow7l]

@@davidarreola2013 oh, so even though I’ve driven both and own one, every single publication that reviews cars and trucks has the 6.2 being faster. It’s known dyno’s are considerably higher. It’s factory hp and tq ratings are considerably higher, we’re just all supposed to believe that the tundra pulls heavy loads better and accelerates faster in a roll race because you said so. Got it.

[@joeschlotthauer840]

Don't worry, warranty paid for the new transmission and rear end. Those costs were passed onto the next years model.

[@wilsterone6689]

That load would not damage either. The ratings are for safety, like handling and braking. Even 1500s are rated to tow 7 to 12k lbs so the transmission would have no issue with the weight.

[@jrv5567]

The French have a word for that "Du Mass" 🤭

[@CarlosRio25]

Yep, build in America. Mexico, it's an American country

[@hthouston3924]

In my opinion Tundra shouldn't be compare with Chevy 1500 or F-150 I think Tundra is Chevy 2000 or F-200 because it's not strong as Chevy 2500 or F-250

[@AWordFromMrJones]

Although, I would not put that payload directly in my Tundra, I must admit that the Tundra held the weight. I would rather load a utility trailer with the pallet directly over the trailer axles, which will even the weight on the truck. Also, the forklift driver had the correct process to lay the pallet down evenly. I'm not 100% sure why the gentleman informed the driver to tilt the front end of the load forward which the forklift to apply additional weight to the truck bed. But mannn, this makes me miss my forklift job days when I was young. That was one fun job and great learning experiences during the forklift training.

[@thefateofslate9095]

Not a fan of the operator extending before getting positioned though. I admit, when I was a rook, I almost took off someone’s gate when I was loading flooring tile because my reach truck’s power wheel wasn’t on the ground and I momentarily lost control.

[@briancriss7243]

Hope the Silverado’s transmission holds up with that load… & before it starts just replaced transmission in wife’s 2107 suburban, Now my 2017 Silverado is acting the same

[@risrmachines]

I had to replace the transmission on my 2013 Silverado last year and that’s after some warranty work done on my transmission in 2014. I traded it this year for a tundra. Hoping it holds up better

[@Blockofsoap]

Me to my 2111 suburban had problems to

[@johnroik2891]

And This Is How You Destroy A Perfectly Good Truck😬

[@etmesi]

My 92 half-ton GMC stepside 4x4 I would start pumping the airbags up before the weight dropped. I hauled 56 bags of concrete in the bed, and airbags brought it up higher than OEM ride height.

[@MrTom38ncalif]

The most important things are the tire load capacity and placing over rear axle. be sure not to do a quick stop or that may end up as a projectile

[@Denali_Rebel]

While it is significantly overloaded the tundra looks like it is doing just fine

[@bachar-maqqabayisrael]

Tundra also loaded better. Centered

[@OverlandandOutdoorPursuits]

Because load is centered over the axle.

[@Javelinjoe73]

And the tundra will be doing fine for years to come

[@ryanarnold4790]

Brakes , bearings, suspension, axle not rated and being damaged

[@captnron59]

Look at the placement between the two trucks. Big difference when carrying a load.

[@rendydrounette3921]

I only saw it loaded on the Chevy. Is there a longer version?

[@hankhenderson9894]

It’s called a trailer

[@adamshaw8214]

Thank you. Thank you. Glad to see somebody with common sense.

[@Robert-xm1qx]

Double axle baby

[@vincentrobinette1507]

I see the problem. The tool box built into the bed isn't allowing the load to be placed as far forward, as in the other truck. With that much weight overhanging the rear axle, that's why it sags so much.

[@bbkyjohnson]

Reminds me of my dad hauling glass years ago when he was laid off from the mills he would load 2 tons into the bed of a 78 f150 and it looked just like that!! lol Those were some long ass drives to the recycling center.

[@lancefrancis9240]

Well I would say your father did a pretty stupid thing there😂

[@catman19]

My 76 square body hauled 5050 lbs for 30miles no problem. Just a half ton with a 10bolt rear axle.

[@captaina4458]

Tundra looks much better off then the Silverado. It’ll definitely haul it much easier too.

[@deadshot_986]

Okay yeah because the load they put on the Chevy wasn’t closer to the edge un like the tundra where it was closer to the middle where the weight is spreader evenlly on the truck bed

[@penniesommer9864]

Chevy looks better all day, everyday.

[@deadshot_986]

@@penniesommer9864 in my defense I think dodge is more good looking thru the inside , ford is pretty good too and Chevy is plain. I have had both ford and Chevy on the same year

[@rodneytatman449]

5 bags per row, 6 rows = 30 bags. When did concrete start coming in 112# bags instead of 80s? Looks more like 2400#, not 3360.

[@freespirittransport5139]

Should hold. But that's certainly pushing it!!! No bumps or sudden stops!!!

[@darreljohnston4803]

Put 2 pallets of vinyl flooring plank in my 2020 Ram they said it was 3800 pounds she was squatted down for sure but I made it 20 miles to the job site with no ill effects

[@AngryDoveBird]

Carolina Squat.😂😂😂

[@Larry-toolreviewcenter]

The Toyota tundra did pull/ tow the space shuttle 😂😂,they figured i got this

[@42luke93]

I looked up online and they can tow up to 13,000 pounds. I can’t believe that how heavy those cement blocks are hard. The truck really sad. They probably weigh a lot more than that.

[@shark11175]

I put 3200 in my 95 F150 one time, it was on bump stops but still drove no problem, im a tundra guy now💪

[@happierendings139]

congrats on the sex change

[@lancefrancis9240]

Well that was a stupid thing to do😂

[@jdtown6585]

@@lancefrancis9240 You mom didn't mind it though.

[@driftyboizz]

Im surprised the tires didn't blow up for the weight they got on

[@leeedens9497]

So, 3360 lbs of concrete bags exceeded the payload limit of both the 1500 Silverado and Tundra, know what your pickup can and can't do, in my state they would get pulled over, for operating an unsafe vehicle

[@wilsterone6689]

Besides the weight being further back and poorly distributed, the Chevy has progressive leaf springs, making for better rides, which is what most people look for in a 1500. It's funny what people think makes a better truck. Trucks are purpose built for what they are designed to do. If you want less squat, then go 2500 or 3500. If you want a good ride, go 1500.

[@chansoopark9953]

Hope you still had factory warranty

[@rctjacksonville]

You should always have them Center the load over the rear axle to minimize steer axle lift.

[@HeavyChevyMega]

Looks like Tundra w/ 5.5' bed w/ stock coil springs vs. Silverado w/ 6.5' bed w/ 3" lift kit on leaf springs.

[@johnmclean9382]

If. If. If he makes it out of the parking lot......one good bump. 😂

[@wilsterone6689]

I've done it more than one. FYI, the forklift driver needs to recertify. You should not extend the forks with that much weight as it shifts the center of gravity and can cause a tip over.

[@alexaltrichter1597]

I seen a 2020 Ram 1500 with a full unit of 1/2 inch osb in the box!! I believe there's 68 sheets per unit @ 54 pounds per sheet. That was a load.

[@fike301]

Never mentioned what models...you do realize different ratings and never did see bottom of tundra pallet...I call.bs

[@southwestroadtrips]

Bro you gotta do that in at least 3 trips. That pallet weighs like more than the truck itself 😂

[@wallywally3738]

He was supposed to put it on the roof.

[@RigelsOverlord]

Nice to save money On DIY projects, and latter enjoying drink a beer with a friend in your garage repairing the truck

[@MiguelGonzalez-lz8sg]

I have many truck under my company and tundra has given me no issues and unfortunately my GM and fords have been in the shop for almost every excuse! Tundra even has bigger brakes! And not to mention the fear ratios make way more of a difference! 4.30 🙃

[@renski8976]

Craigslist: "babied, never driven hard, driven on weekends mostly, no idea what happened to the rear leaf springs and struts.

[@michaeltiza232]

How to get a new transmission.

[@rickmullins147]

Wow how much further the put the pallet in the Toyota than they did the Chevy they loaded on the end of the bed not exactly the same show both of them with the pallet at the end of the bed

[@michaelboykin9881]

1/2 ton =1000 pounds. 3300 pounds is over 300% of the trucks rating, not to mention the stopping ability. Then there is the serious abuse of the automatic transmission, u joints, engine torque abilities etc. This guy is beyond unteachable. One bump, and the frame bends. Wow.

[@BrandonAbernathy]

1/2 ton doesn't mean literally. Yes, the above is just plain stupid, but my door says 1596.

[@poorlittlebiker6476]

If he floors it, he might just get a ticket for doing a wheelie.

[@rogerjustice8835]

lol, all these comments on putting this weight in a half ton probably drive a Ridgeline or a Prius. It’s a truck it’s made to use, I’ve loaded every truck I’ve ever owned like this and never broke anything but a blown tire. My current truck is a 97 Dodge 2500 Diesel, I’ve owned it almost 26 years and it’s hauled and towed every thing I have asked it to without any drivetrain failure. It has been severely overloaded on multiple occasions without a hiccup, and if I ever break it I’ll fix it and do it again.

[@Blockofsoap]

My 90 ford ranger 4cyl took 10000 pounds of shingles no problem now that was a truck😊

[@dhache1195]

TIMBREN rubber block do amazing 😀

[@jon5159]

Should of put it up more towards the cab it would of been on the axel better and more on the front axle giving u better center of gravity and better control of the truck. I bought a truck that had a 1k lbs on the way back by the tailgate and it drove like shit til I moved it up and then eventually out of the truck after winter

[@blkwng81]

Where is the toyota ?

[@russcudney1469]

Now he can look for UFOs at night

[@baccoff3308]

Nice Trucks!

[@jon5159]

The tundra had the weight on the axel unlike the Chevy. Trucks with little beds are not real work trucks. Nowadays they look like little 3 1/2 ft beds. Wtf is that.

[@alexanderll]

I just did that to my Silverado 2013, I almost had a heart attack. First time i felt the engine really struggling.

[@lancefrancis9240]

Okay so you know not to do that again😂

[@JoseMartinez-ek7we]

That’s kids playing with full grown men vehicles

[@kevinrudisill6129]

Regardless more than either are rated for

[@gunfukid]

The frame of the truck can bend and take a set with too much weight, as well as the axle. The truck will drive but it's going to result in damage that's not immediately obvious. Rent a trailer for way less than it takes to make any repairs to your vehicle.

[@cat_luver16]

That’s literally like putting a Toyota Corolla in your truck bed

[@jamiegonzalez159]

Somebody getting ready to pull a wheelie😅

[@bradschuh4618]

this is the one time you need a dually 😂

[@beddozo]

I saw a guy overloaded driving slowly in a gas station break his axle after driving over the raised fuel fill cap , now just imagine driving 30 or 40 miles an hour over a pothole that would’ve been a mess

[@christopher2399]

It must be the driver's first day on the job... He works in two speeds, slow and stop and you put the weight right over the axle.

[@jayhaynes5964]

I remember my first time on a forklift.

[@lb139]

Last time I did math 1/2 ton rated rear axle is rated for 1000 lbs, 3/4 ton 1500 lbs.

[@navydoc8695]

That body style silverado is rated somewhere between 1700 and 2000 lbs of payload. The Tunda in the video is rated between 1400 and 2000lbs of payload. Those ranges are based on how they are each equiped( engine, cab, axles, etc ) The modern 1/2, 3/4, 1 ton truck segments can haul over those amounts.

[@xdude2x]

The full video shows them putting a mattress on the roof and holding onto it by hand as they drive off

[@graf1922]

1k in my GMC 1500 sierra bed levels it and it drives like a marshmallow. 1.5k starts to look like a carolina squat. If i need to go beyond 2k, ill spend the $40 and rent the flatbed trailer for 4 hrs. 4k pulls just fine and rides normal.

[@wallywally3738]

Coolio needs a lesson on load balancing. How dare you let him disgrace you like that.

[@MVP11489]

Not really a fair comparison as the tundra has the pallet completely over the axle, while the siverado had it behind the axle because the chevy owner was too lazy to lift up or remove his tonneau cover. Leverage people. If you don't understand this, you've obviously never hauled anything in a truck before.

[@maxamps45]

that's 2x the maximum recommended capacity!

[@Taras-Nabad]

And to make it worse, he dropped it behind the axle. Dope.

[@nicks10r80]

safe to say the tundra takes the win

[@billwatcher9321]

OOPS! Warranty voided. A half ton is 1,000 pounds. A pallet of concrete weighs 3,600 pounds.

[@josephhamlin5221]

I do, and have in my 93 f150

[@andyamysarizonaadventures5450]

Grossly over loading a truck like that can get someone man slaughter if they crash into someone

[@stevehawkins2077]

Should probably put the weight in the same spot

[@billybradley1455]

Make 2 loads out of it but 1st take out the tool box get the load between the axles. I hate to see a good pick screwed up like this. Better yet get a trailer.

[@wolfe2118]

IDK how to tell you this but 30 80 pound bags do not make 3360, you have 2400 there. Either way as a mechanic overloading a truck that was not made for the load is so bad....we are talking bent frame bad.

[@georgebutcher6320]

Some concrete bags are 80 pounds and there is 100 pounds bags as well.

[@bigcartoonyIIV]

this is nothing i filled my 8ft bed to the top with broken concrete. my ball was scraping and my truck drove off like nothing happened

[@OverlandandOutdoorPursuits]

Tundra looks a little better because the load is right over the axle. The Silverado is farther back. Anyone who tows or knows payload knows why that is critical.

[@gusmartinez90]

Wheel bearings left the chat 😂

[@arnoldmcqueen2944]

The weight definitely needs to be centered over the axles and not toward the back like that

[@Whyismytacoblue666]

The tundras bumper wasn’t touching the ground!

[@MrDan7171]

Watch a tundra drive over very uneven terrain or do the washboard test, and it will beat the back of the cab to death. My Ex Brother in Law had a Tundra that we took hunting, we went through a ditch by accident in a rainstorm and it the top of the bed hit the back of the cab from the frame flexing. He took it to Toyota the following Monday and they said it was normal for Toyota to flex that much under extreme conditions. 😂

[@bradsmith7311]

Panic stop anyone?

[@GroundClarence]

Good job forklift guy. You could have pushed the load up with the forks but guess that is someone else's problem. We really need to teach giving a crap starting in school.

[@jerrysheatz9581]

Why would ya load it behind the axle😂

[@steveshook7331]

May squat the tundra more but at least the tundra will get to where it is going without breaking down like the chevy