hauling crap on a fiberglass topperr

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>>17860773
YOU ARE A IDIOT! take off the topper and use the truck dingus.

how about you remove the fiberglass cover and use the truck bed.

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Depends on the topper, but generally wouldnt do it. Fibreglass bends and cracks, and a fridge will be quite heavy when you hit the bumpier part of the roads

Does the stuff not fit at all in the bed?

>>17860773
It can be done if you brace the inside of the topper with 2x4's like in a mineshaft.

>>17860826
>>17860856
Yeahhhhhh no, I don't feel like it.

I store my belongings and sleep on the inside of my truck bed/canopy
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how much weight can those roofrack/ladder-racks typically carry?

>>17860773
Man if only someone made a vehicle with a open box attached to the rear end, that way you could haul all kinds of things.

>>17861095
Have fun feeling like replacing your top then

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>>17860773
>hauling crap on a fiberglass topperr

You are trying to compete with this guy for dangerous loads on public roads. Refrigerators should go in the truck bed. Fiberglass camper tops are flexible and will want to splay apart when you put a load on their roof. If that happens, one side will try to slide off your truck. It only takes a slight slope to make the fridge want to fall sideways and cause someone else's car to wreck. Since you seem to be doing things on a zero budget approach, you'll have to hit-and-run when your fridge causes an accident. So at least make sure your fingerprints aren't on the fridge and the serial number plate is removed. Otherwise your hit and run might be more expensive than you bargained for.

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>>17863801
I mean, why would he not just get a trailer to carry the extra stuff if all of it won't fit in the bed?

>>17862997
Roof racks are anywhere between 50 and 200 lbs

>>17861095
Then just stick the barrel of the nearest gun into your mouth and pull the trigger.

Don't fucking haul shit ontop of a fiberglass topper. It's not made to be load bearing. When it breaks, you'll wish you had just taken it off. Seriously, how fucking long does it take to pull it off? Use the damn truck bed, that what a truck is made to do.

50% chance this thread is straight b8

Pull this off and you're giving the 19 year old deadbeat stoner's thread a run for his money.
But seriously, don't fucking do this.