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I had to get some dirt to even out the backyard. I took the M1028 first and got a ton, then decided I'd need a lot more than that. I took the deuce the next time and ended up with 4 1/2 tons in it. You could tell the extra weight was there, but it didn't feel dangerous or overly slow. The acceleration suffered, mostly.
The springs and tires did not look like they were having a hard time. The truck does ride lower. Having the dropsides was nice, I dropped the side and shoved the dirt down into my wheelbarrow.
I learned two things -
1. Dirt is deceptively heavy.
2. Army trucks are fun.
Well, I already knew that 2nd one.![Jumping :jumpin: :jumpin:](https://www.steelsoldiers.com/images/smilies/hop.gif)
The springs and tires did not look like they were having a hard time. The truck does ride lower. Having the dropsides was nice, I dropped the side and shoved the dirt down into my wheelbarrow.
I learned two things -
1. Dirt is deceptively heavy.
2. Army trucks are fun.
Well, I already knew that 2nd one.
![Jumping :jumpin: :jumpin:](https://www.steelsoldiers.com/images/smilies/hop.gif)
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