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what make is the dozer ?

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350 or 450 Deere
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good photo shop... NO WAY you can put 10 TONS in the back of a pickup and not blow out the tires or crush the bed fenders..  
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Four ton if a 350(8700), just under Five for a 450, Bed is full of wood.

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Did they park it on the front bumper first?
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those rear tires might be good for 3000 pounds each or 3 tons TOTAL.... and the SPRINGS would be compressed to NOTHING with that load... still say it Photo Shopped..
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Though it was Red Green moving equipment but did not see any duct tape.
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I tend to think the photo is legit. If you zoom in, it appears to be a 250, so 3/4 ton. So the pickup would sit a lot higher unloaded. Notice how the rear tire is up inside the wheel well. The rear suspension is bottomed out (frame is sitting on the axle). Rear bumper looks to be on the ground, so not all of the weight is on the tires. Even if the tires are rated at 3000#, which is highly doubtful being a 3/4 ton, that's per tire, not axle. That would make it 6000# on the rear axle. By the way the front axle squats, about 1/3 of the weight is transferred to the front axle. Also looking at the body lines, the box mounts are collapsed, so the bed is sitting on the frame.
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I zooooooomed in and the shadows on the cab look real good,something difficult to pixelize by hand.
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No way in the world would that tin box would support that dozer. Would be flat to the bed at least even if the bumper is on the ground.
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