What Are You Hauling in your Cybertruck? 🦾 👷‍♂️

[Cybergirl]

I drove to a local FedEx Freight Hub today. I could never have picked up this HVAC air handler in an SUV.

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[BigAl]

Amazed at how fast the suspension recovered

 

[PATEL]

Not mine but saw pics of a Cybertruck doing some hay hauling duty. 5 bales of hay and 5 bales of shavings. Each hay bale is about 100 lbs and the shavings are probably ~60 lbs each so probably only about 800-900 lbs total.

 

[Freemarket]

After 2.5 months of ownership, VIN 6500 and 679 miles I had to load my CT for a run to the dump.

I’ve been babying it and questioning whether I’d ever opt to use it over my Gen 3 Raptor, but today I did the unthinkable; I prepared it (still in baby mode) for a run to the dump.

I just couldn’t take another dropping of flowers in my backyard from this desert willow so I took it down and loaded it up. Plus, I had no option because I did relocate my Raptor to another state.

So thankful I had these (2)20x20 tarps from Costco to protect her.

After all the recent talk about depreciation and the end of the FS, I’ll sleep peacefully tonight knowing I protected it from further depreciation

The quick disconnect tie downs from TSportline were super helpful to move around after I loaded the CT. I’d definitely recommend those!

I really couldn’t be happier w this modern marvel. Looking forward to FSD rolling out soon. It’s going to just keep getting better from here IMO.

 

[stumby]

Serious Cybertruck work truck w/ custom Pipe Rack - Ladder Rack!

VIDEO DOING TRUCK STUFF:

 

[Familyfirstj]

650 bricks 6lbs each about 4000lbs and the Cybertruck handled it like a Beast. Just a guy and his friends doing truck things (fully fitted for truck work as suggested by the Internet) 2500lbs is only manufactures suggested weight limit

We didn’t take but yes it self leveled and brought drive height to about 10” clearance insane cruises at 65 np

 

[someccie]

The Cybertruck bed hauls two full-sized racks (42U) beside each other easily. Nothing hangs over the end of the tailgate.

Edit: I made two of these trips so far while moving, which is why there are different-sized racks in one of the photos.

 

[HaulingAss]

Well, I didn't haul this storm fall in my Cybertruck, but it was blocking my way, so I hauled it with my Cybertruck! I only had an 18" bar on my chainsaw so I decided to see if I could break it free from either end where the log had cracked when if fell over, without any chainsaw work.

One mighty tug produced a loud "crack" that echoed through the valley, and it broke free. I then dragged it in reverse to the uphill side of the road under power with no problem. The Cybertruck seemed happy, like it wasn't even straining it's dual motors. And I verified that the front tow/attachment points are strong (I only hooked to one of them and it took a mighty tug to break it free). In it's favor, that's a kinetic recovery rope, designed with a lot of elasticity to absorb the shock as it pulls tight.

After clearing the log off the road, there was a 2-foot-tall ice dam under the log to contend with (leftover from last winter). It was solid ice. The Cybertruck in Extract Mode climbed right over it.

This is the view from the other side after clearing it:

If my F-150 4x4 could have climbed up with its front wheels, it would have become disabled with a bent driveshaft as it continued forward. But more likely the front end would have never been able to climb the ice wall. The only way to get the F-150 through here would have been an hour or more of sweaty work with pick axe and shovel, after the old-growth tree was cleared. And I never bring a pick-axe with me when I off-road, only a shovel, so I would have been shit out-of luck.

The Cybertruck cleared the tree and climbed over the ice dam in only 15 minutes, and neither of us broke a sweat. Extract Mode for the win!

 

[Jim Riedl]

Vespa to the mountains

 

[CyberGus]

I've mostly just hauled other people's "hey I heard you have a truck" crap

 

[HaulingAss]

I've mostly just hauled other people's "hey I heard you have a truck" crap

You can always just tell them it's not a real truck, it's a pretend truck for city slickers and it can't haul crap.

 

[Mlrodgers10]

Blackbird hauling the wing

 

[SanDollars]

3 dogs…

 

[llllIIlIIlIlIllII]

Have you guys done anything to protect your bed or nah?​

 

[Phildamo]

I drove to a local FedEx Freight Hub today. I could never have picked up this HVAC air handler in an SUV.

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