Is it true the front loader will only haul something as light as leaves
1405875
My son puts gravel, dirt, and sand in his and doesn't have any problems but it is never completely full either
1405876
It will haul dirt too but it doesn't scoop it up well. I have to rake things up in a pile in order for my son to scoop it up.
1631413
Yes, it will pick up small amounts of leaves; this a feature I like since we have a number of trees on or behind our property.
523556
Your hauling weight will not increase. But you will find that your truck will handle and ride like it does when empty.
795472
I have 2 John Deere 48" riders. It works fine lifting the front end. No problem!
1862246
Any time u add air it will lift the rear regardless of load. the only thing is when there is no load the suspension is a lot stiffer. I usually ride with 15lbs it gives u lift but still rides good. I never go over 45lbs. 50 is the max better safe than sorry & I tow a really heavy trailor no problem
1868697
The specs say it will carry over 90 lbs. I use it to haul yard junk over 100 lbs
544441
they do not lift the vehicle. if its lift you're wanting for the rear, I'd suggest an add a leaf for towing
1969809
Yes. Plus, after over hauling (fuel clean, new plg, filter etc) would not start again.
206728
I've used if for normal loads so far. It seems quite solid so I would expect a wheelbarrow load of dirt for example to be no problem.
1961707
it wont even pick up 3 leaves on the ground let alone a bunch of wet, settled, or even dried leaves. Put the money into eitehr a good rake or consider a lawn tractor with a leaf bag. My sweeper is hanging from a nail in the garage and might find its way to the re-cycle bin!!
122330
Yes, you need to adjust how much the screw sticks out, the ultimate loader is cheap, buy a second one, that way you don't need to adjust
1681237
This has not been a issue for me. I use the carrier on my Nissan Juke and load in two camp trunks and tons of loose towels and pillows. My guess is, if you use the carrier as intended and not load in rocks, you should be fine. This is more of a space saver than heavy duty hauler. Hope that helps...also, sun roof should add some rigidity.
183825
Absolutely. I use mine that way most of the time. Actually bought 2 tubs. Love the fact that I can load one up, haul it, pick it up and place the other tub in its place without having to empty the first one. There are little 'feet' on the tub that fit into notches in the bed. Today, I hauled two 50 lb bags of soil, some new plants, and a bottle of fertilizer from my car to my back yard -- in one trip -- and over freshly laid sod that was wet and more than a bit bumpy and uneven. Mighty Max moved right along and never coughed or sputtered. Wheels were covered with clay and grass pieces, but those wide tires are relentless. Absolutely. I use mine that way most of the time. Actually bought 2 tubs. Love the fact that I can load one up, haul it, pick it up and place the other tub in its place without having to empty the first one. There are little 'feet' on the tub that fit into notches in the bed. Today, I hauled two 50 lb bags of soil, some new plants, and a bottle of fertilizer from my car to my back yard -- in one trip -- and over freshly laid sod that was wet and more than a bit bumpy and uneven. Mighty Max moved right along and never coughed or sputtered. Wheels were covered with clay and grass pieces, but... » Read More Absolutely. I use mine that way most of the time. Actually bought 2 tubs. Love the fact that I can load one up, haul it, pick it up and place the other tub in its place without having to empty the first one. There are little 'feet' on the tub that fit into notches in the bed. Today, I hauled two 50 lb bags of soil, some new plants, and a bottle of fertilizer from my car to my back yard -- in one trip -- and over freshly laid sod that was wet and more than a bit bumpy and uneven. Mighty Max moved right along and never coughed or sputtered. Wheels were covered with clay and grass pieces, but those wide tires are relentless. « Show Less
454958
Absolutely; it is my "go-to" solution for leaf and debris hauling when there is less than a wagon load. You will love it!
896902
Not sure, as I have top loader, but it is a powder detergent. I'm not sure you can get it anymore. Just noticed someone else has commented that it is not OK in a front loader.
29664
None, works great. It is not adjustable front to back, it is fixed location as by design of the car's mounting holes. But, I've already hauled things so large they were over the front and rear bumpers, no problems.
36807
No not with a helper spring. This spring only activates when the truck has a load on it. You will need to see how they lowered the truck. You may have to reverse the leafs back to the top of the axle and put factory blocks back under it.