4400lbs
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From: Saskatoon, Canada
RE: 4400lbs
ORIGINAL: drperry
Brush guard shouldn't weigh that much... It's a one man job to install them...
In Alberta, anyway, anything 50lbs or more you're legally allowed to say "no" to lifting by yourself, lol.
Maybe the 8.5 is a beast...
Still, someone should go weigh theirs!
Edit:
A ZR2 Blazer has a curb weight of 3885lbs... (Edmunds lists a regular 2 door Blazer @ 3885 as well... Must be for the auto...)
A 4 door Blazer is 4134lbs...
And for fun, an Xtreme weighs in at 3712lbs
"Curb weight is the total weight of a vehicle with standard equipment, all necessary operating consumables (such as motor oil and coolant), a full tank of fuel, and not loaded with either passengers or cargo."
Brush guard shouldn't weigh that much... It's a one man job to install them...
In Alberta, anyway, anything 50lbs or more you're legally allowed to say "no" to lifting by yourself, lol.
Maybe the 8.5 is a beast...
Still, someone should go weigh theirs!
Edit:
A ZR2 Blazer has a curb weight of 3885lbs... (Edmunds lists a regular 2 door Blazer @ 3885 as well... Must be for the auto...)
A 4 door Blazer is 4134lbs...
And for fun, an Xtreme weighs in at 3712lbs
"Curb weight is the total weight of a vehicle with standard equipment, all necessary operating consumables (such as motor oil and coolant), a full tank of fuel, and not loaded with either passengers or cargo."
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Joined: Jul 2006
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RE: 4400lbs
ORIGINAL: EuroGoldLS
I was commenting on Brett's "500 lb" sub box.
ORIGINAL: drperry
Yeah, but I've got a single 10"
It's enough for me, so [sm=burnout.gif]
Yeah, but I've got a single 10"
It's enough for me, so [sm=burnout.gif]
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Joined: Jan 2007
Posts: 3,946
From: GP AB CA
RE: 4400lbs
ORIGINAL: EuroGoldLS
I was commenting on Brett's "500 lb" sub box.
ORIGINAL: drperry
Yeah, but I've got a single 10"
It's enough for me, so [sm=burnout.gif]
Yeah, but I've got a single 10"
It's enough for me, so [sm=burnout.gif]
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Joined: Oct 2007
Posts: 2,871
From: In the Colorado mountains
RE: 4400lbs
I'll be more than happy to help your truck get on a diet by taking that nasty old heavy iron front diff off your hands. Heck, I wouldn't even charge you a penny for it!
One thing I didn't see mentioned was what kind of wheels you have on it. There can be a pretty big difference in the weight right there. Plus if you have a receiver or any other add ons.
One thing I didn't see mentioned was what kind of wheels you have on it. There can be a pretty big difference in the weight right there. Plus if you have a receiver or any other add ons.