2000 lb. Capacity Truck Bed Cargo Unloader Promo

Got this (and the mat) a couple months ago for my friend to use with his '69 GMC 3/4 ton. After weather, bad roads and other inconveniences, he was finally able to use it for the first time today to haul a load of chicken manure, and absolutely loves it. He had filled the box until it hit the overloads, about 2/3 full with a level load (not just piled). That's a lot of chicken sh... erm... stuff. He said it only took minutes to unload and was a very smooth operation. It did take 1/2 hour to sweep out the corners and around the wheel wells, but he says that was his fault and the next load will be piled instead of leveled to keep it mostly out of the corners so he can avoid much of the "extra work" with the broom. Oh yes, he's now eagerly looking forward to hauling more of that stuff, which is a job he's avoided for almost a year. Some people get a kick out of the strangest things...

I bought a LH3000 in April 2016 and have been using every other weekend sine then. The thing has worked great with NO PROBLEMS AT ALL!! I have hauled full beds of gravel, decomposed granite, and mulch and this thing takes it like a champ. I can literally unload my bed in as little as 5 minutes. heavier loads such as rock and decomposed granite require that a little bit of the load be manually raked out at the beginning but it's no big deal. For anybody looking to save project time and their back this is a must have.One tip that I have is that when the tarp is unrolled your should put it so that about 2 feet of fabric gets draped over the front lip of the bed to go down between the front of the bed and the back of the truck cab under the rear windshield. This allows for more tarp to be available to catch all the material up against the rear windshield when the tap is being rolled up to unload the bed.

I have a 1998 Ford F150 4x2. I bought the LH3000 and the reversible double mat bed liner. Liner fits nicely between the wheel houses, but I did not trim to fit. I just leave it curled up against the tailgate and when I drop the gate, I got more length of slick surface for the unloader to use.I have used it to unload both heavy, wet clay soil and rock. If only loading with a shovel could be made as easy as unloading.Update 1/26/2020 - Just finished unloading 27 deck blocks, each weighing 41.5 pounds. Crank a line of them to the edge, lift off, and set in place on the ground, crank a line, lift, and set. I have no idea what those people who have issues with their unloader are doing, but mine has worked very well for clay, soil, mulch, bundles of peat moss, bricks, 80 pound bags of cement, rock, gravel, and these blocks. And it has held up very well over this past year. Not one issue with it nor the reversible liner.

Great product. I have a larger 6.5' bed with wheel wells. It does make a mess around the wheel wells trying to unload, but the mess is far easier that unloading by hand. It's also a little hokey to install on the tailgate, but again, it works well and saves a lot of hassle than doing it by hand. I bought the mat with this as well and the system works great. I think I have moved a max of 2500 lbs and I barely felt the load.

We use this unit a lot, should have bought it sooner.