so today I lowered my jeep...
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JK Enthusiast
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From: BC, Canada
so today I lowered my jeep...
and got rid of the factory rake...
...with 1200lbs of paver stones and an 80lb bag of sand
I went to the lumber yard and picked up some pavers and sand for a small project and didn't realize until after loading it up that it was sitting so low in the back. Home was only a few mins away and I made sure to drive extra slow and avoid any bumps, got home and noticed some slight rubbing on the fenders/tires :(
I quickly unloaded then calculated the weight of the pavers and sand, 1280lbs. It didn't take too long to load up the pavers so I didn't realize it was that heavy lol.
...with 1200lbs of paver stones and an 80lb bag of sand
I went to the lumber yard and picked up some pavers and sand for a small project and didn't realize until after loading it up that it was sitting so low in the back. Home was only a few mins away and I made sure to drive extra slow and avoid any bumps, got home and noticed some slight rubbing on the fenders/tires :(
I quickly unloaded then calculated the weight of the pavers and sand, 1280lbs. It didn't take too long to load up the pavers so I didn't realize it was that heavy lol.
JK Enthusiast
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From: Surprise Az
and got rid of the factory rake...
...with 1200lbs of paver stones and an 80lb bag of sand
I went to the lumber yard and picked up some pavers and sand for a small project and didn't realize until after loading it up that it was sitting so low in the back. Home was only a few mins away and I made sure to drive extra slow and avoid any bumps, got home and noticed some slight rubbing on the fenders/tires :(
I quickly unloaded then calculated the weight of the pavers and sand, 1280lbs. It didn't take too long to load up the pavers so I didn't realize it was that heavy lol.
...with 1200lbs of paver stones and an 80lb bag of sand
I went to the lumber yard and picked up some pavers and sand for a small project and didn't realize until after loading it up that it was sitting so low in the back. Home was only a few mins away and I made sure to drive extra slow and avoid any bumps, got home and noticed some slight rubbing on the fenders/tires :(
I quickly unloaded then calculated the weight of the pavers and sand, 1280lbs. It didn't take too long to load up the pavers so I didn't realize it was that heavy lol.
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