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Old 03-27-2012, 07:08 AM
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Default Re: 2004 H2 Payload?

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payload is 2200 lbs. -less passengers of course. That much weight might ruin your mileage I would recommend breaking up the load and see how much it squats in the rear. Pump you tires up to the maximum.

Sounds good to me, the terminal im picking up from is like 11 miles away from my house so mileage isnt a big deal. Super pumped, i bought almost 200,000 bullets that shipped freight. I saved $150 on residential delivery and even more on lift gate service.

This is almost a 2 year supply of munitions
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