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4x12 drywall in a pickup truck?
I need to get 10 sheets of 4x12 1/2" drywall home. I have an F150 full
bed pickup truck. With the tailgate down, I would have 10ft of carrying surface. How bad it is to leave 2ft of the drywall (10 sheets) hanging out the back? Also, I think a sheet would weigh about 80lbs...is that right? |
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