Matt,
Something you may want to think about. Do you have a yard? I always buy
fertilizer instead of sand, and wrap them in several good layers of plastic
to keep them dry. Then in the spring I spread it on my yard. This way I
don't have to find a place to store them, or worry about keeping them clean
or getting torn open, and also saves me a trip to the local co-op. I
personally perfer around 400lbs over the axle. (I don't get stuck in
anything!) Oh yes, this much fertilizer takes care of my early spring and
early summer feedings.
Rich - Ashburn, VA
PS. Yes, if you don't have a cover for your bed, make a frame to ssecure
them. A couple hundred pound frozen block is something you don't want
sloshing around in the bed. Trust me!!!
-----Original Message-----
From: MATTHEW N INTIHAR [mailto:challengerman@juno.com]
Sent: Thursday, November 16, 2000 10:23 PM
To: dakota-truck@buffnet.net
Subject: DML: Sand Bags
Ok, I feel stupid asking this, but this is my first truck, and my first
winter driving. I have a 92 CC 3.9L auto 4x2, and I am wondering how
many 75 lbs. sand bags to put in the back. I appreciate the help.
Matt
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