Cybertruck hauling 1800lbs of drywall!

[madquadbiker]

Is that on the bump stops?

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[Woodrick]

While I don't disagree with you, that $19 is for 75 minutes, load, travel out, unload, and travel back.
That tends to eat that time up pretty quickly.

You have a truck, why not use it?

I know, there are those that would rather plastic wrap their trucks and leave them pristine.

I can't wait for that first ding on a vehicle, I can breathe then.

 

[C T Rick]

Exactly why this will never replace my plumbing vans. Heck, he had emptied the entire truck just to load some drywall.
You can't imagine what a service plumber needs to carry around.
Possibly if all I did was drain work then it might work. Minus a built in jetter.

Rick

 

[Aces-Truck]

Seeing this Thread; along with the Owners Manual thread, got me thinking about the true Payload capacity. And I like Playing with numbers in spreadsheets. So I created one to try out different scenarios. Based on it, if just the driver, and nothing in the Frunk or underbed, the max payload S.B. slightly less than 1,600 lbs. and a sheet of 4x8x 5/8 weighs 71 lbs. So he should have only loaded 22 sheets if he wanted to be w/in Tesla's specs. Looks like it's 32 sheets? That's be 2.270 lbs!!!

I'll start a new thread with details for various scenarios soon. And I'll add the link to it here once I do. Here is the Thread: "https://www.cybertruckownersclub.co...can-carry-its-not-2-500lbs.11391/#post-227565"

 

[Rutrow]

You're not taking into account the income that Youtube pays for views.

 

[Rutrow]

Although I've threaten to, I've never had the gumption to key a new car just to get the stress of the first dent over with, I do get a touch of satisfaction when it finally, organically happens.

 

[Billyboy]

It bugs me that they never removed the spacer block they added to pull the forks at the end.

I agree, typical HD untrained people

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