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No pics and going back a few years had a land rover 109 series 3 loaded with point sleepers so 1/3 of load was out the bed. Had to have a sleeper lashed to winch bumper(pto winch fittied)to aid steering well to allow steering lol. Was Offroad too lol (not serious but still rough)

 

 

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On paper it was a legal load but I am pretty certain the back axle was over weight, it towed like a bitch.:laugh1:

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