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The zero turns do it reasonably easy.

I've been considering putting a small flatbed on it.

I'm not really into the popping wheelys idea.

I had a friend of mine that's a custom welder beef up the back end a bit. Also added another leaf to the springs.

I'm not jealous of that either. The feed mill here has a skidsteer that they use to set mine on. I hardly ever get less than half a ton at a time.

It squats a little, but not too bad.

It's hay for the horses.

If I had this I wouldn't be hauling a ton at a time either, for sure not with a Tacoma.

Right where I'm at the landscape is mostly flat to lightly rolling. I've been hauling loads like this for the last eight years. Never considered that I might get pulled over for a load like this.

This is the truck I use to haul the ton of feed. 91 Tacoma

I haul a full ton of feed on my Toyota Tacoma whenever I order by the ton, but I only have ten miles to haul it.

Looks like barred and laced trying to play together.

There ya go!

I'm happy for you. 😇

Hardly.:D Do it, do it, do it, do it, do it, do it, do it. . . . . . . You certainly have my support.

So out of 356 just choose the two eggs that are wheaten and hatch those. . . . 😇

I reckon it'll work, but now he'll almost be forced to be a towny.

He was lucky that it was you that caught him. How do you ensure that he won't find his way back to your fowl buffet?

Looks like awesome colors!

Thank you for the correction, I meant to say Leghorn.