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04-09-2018, 07:15 AM
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Toyota HiLux 925kg Toyota LandCruiser 200 Series 610kg Toyota Prado 545kg Toyota 70 Series Payload is, at its lowest, 785kg for the Workmate Wagon and tops out at 1235kg in the single-cab GX. With these numbers, and their fuel consumption I don't understand how those would be much better? Like I said before, I think people tend to just strap the kitchen sink to these things and ignore the weight limitations. Could someone please enlighten, how all this, plus 140L over the stock fuel tank weighs less than 610kg? 
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