I think the worst my '89 wagon has seen is when I lent it to my roommate for a quick home depot trip. He comes back with 16 bags of quickcrete in the back and probably another 150 lbs of lumber.... I've had probably 800lbs of scrap steel in there a few times too.

 

I still liked my welded together roof rack on my old '82 wagon. I hauled some long wooden fence post on that. probably only 300lbs total, but longer than the car.... I really should have gotten pics of that subaru log truck...

 

I did take my GL wagon out to West Virginia, over mountains, with 4 big guys & a motor in the back of it. Plus, I've hauled a lot of stuff back and forth between Ames & Iowa City.

 

I love my wagon - it just takes the load, doesn't complain, and hauls my stuff around. I'm sold on Subaru wagons :-)

 

-=Russ=-

 

Do I spy a SiliconGraphics machine there????

I've had a weighed 1,300 lbs of rock in my '95 Leg. And cut firewood clear up to the ceiling, plus the roof rack full.

 

Must be some sort of subaru sickness,,, "Hey! I got an idea! let's see how much weight we can stuff in our Subee befor ithe tires pop!:brow:"

I think the worst my '89 wagon has seen is when I lent it to my roommate for a quick home depot trip. He comes back with 16 bags of quickcrete in the back and probably another 150 lbs of lumber.... I've had probably 800lbs of scrap steel in there a few times too.

 

I still liked my welded together roof rack on my old '82 wagon. I hauled some long wooden fence post on that. probably only 300lbs total, but longer than the car.... I really should have gotten pics of that subaru log truck...

 

 

"subaru log truck".

Do I spy a SiliconGraphics machine there????

 

You spy several. I have 17 Indys in varying states of together, 2 R10k O2 chassis (neither one has a fully working mainboard), and 3 fully loaded Indigo 2s for sale. PM me if you're interested. Plus the I2 & Octane I use daily.

 

-=Russ=-