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gizmoii · 11-07-2004, 12:23 PM

So I'm relandscaping my back yard when my roomate thinks it would be a nice touch to get 1/2 in rock for a lawn border, no big deal, nice touch. We go to the locate rock yard and have them throw a little more then a ton in the back. (yes I know, 500 lbs more then recommended) We get it back an start unloading it. I noticed when my roomate was pushing out the rock into the wheelbarrel that lots of rocks were falling down inside of the latch and right into my tailgate. Now i have to figure our how to remove all the little lava stones, also be carefull when opening the tailgate with a load of stones, I chiped my paint and made several small dent where the tailgate meets the bed when opened.

11-07-2004, 12:23 PM	#1 (permalink)
gizmoii Registered User iTrader: (0) Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Phoenix, AZ Posts: 78 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Use caution when moving dirt or gravel smaller then 1/2 inch. So I'm relandscaping my back yard when my roomate thinks it would be a nice touch to get 1/2 in rock for a lawn border, no big deal, nice touch. We go to the locate rock yard and have them throw a little more then a ton in the back. (yes I know, 500 lbs more then recommended) We get it back an start unloading it. I noticed when my roomate was pushing out the rock into the wheelbarrel that lots of rocks were falling down inside of the latch and right into my tailgate. Now i have to figure our how to remove all the little lava stones, also be carefull when opening the tailgate with a load of stones, I chiped my paint and made several small dent where the tailgate meets the bed when opened. __________________ GIZMOII 04 TITAN KC SE BLACK 4X4 OFFROAD PACKAGE BIG TOW PACKAGE RF/POPULAR BENCH FRAM AIR HAWG 2.5 LEVELING KIT www.specialweaponsinc.com ["IF YOU CAN'T AFFORD IT, DESIGN IT AND MAKE IT"