Bagster Dumpster Bag: easy way to keep truck bed clean

[Mavster Mechanic]

Used this over the weekend to haul 1200 lbs of old dead sod, weeds, rock, gravel, soil, old worn out mulch, leaves, general yard debris to landfill.
(Because it was mixed debris it didn't qualify as green waste, but my area allows 2 cu yd or 2,000 lbs free disposal.)

Not a grain of sand touched my truck or truck bed. I think these may hold water my truck was so spotless after. No dust leaked out of seams. No cracks or tears.

And made unloading fast and easy. Bags are HEAVY DUTY and reusable. I brought mine home to use again.

1200 lbs was a bit much for one person to drag out. But I only had to rake out about 50%. One average guy can drag out the last 600 lbs. then just tip the bag over. What took hours to fill took 7 or 8 minutes to empty.

Did I mention truck bed remained SPOTLESS??!

Meant for home pickup.
Ships to any state.
Curbside pickup not available in all areas.

Great liner for any truck up to full size trucks. 4'x8'x2.5'

Sure it was larger than a Mavercick bed. So what.
Just fold or roll up the extra fabric. Just do it.

Best accessory I have second only to my trailer brake controller.

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[Mavster Mechanic]

Since it was longer than a Maverick bed I just sort of squished it like an accordian. I had tailgate closed. Width was perfect. The large lifting straps (if you have a forklift) made good tie ups to tie up the load like a gift wrapped package so no dust blew out on the highway. Near perfect.

 

[ice445]

I keep mine clean by not using it

 

[EffNo50]

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[Hunters Edge]

I have a power washer. If I didn't a car wash and a few quarters. It's a truck, treat it like one. At the same time save your effort and your money.

Only time up here that it can be an issue is winter, then again most likely not hauling sod because it's frozen frost line gets down about 36 inches. A few years ago besides water lines septics and septic lines were freezing.

 

[lajlmt]

Used this over the weekend to haul 1200 lbs of old dead sod, weeds, rock, gravel, soil, old worn out mulch, leaves, general yard debris to landfill.
(Because it was mixed debris it didn't qualify as green waste, but my area allows 2 cu yd or 2,000 lbs free disposal.)

Not a grain of sand touched my truck or truck bed. I think these may hold water my truck was so spotless after. No dust leaked out of seams. No cracks or tears.

And made unloading fast and easy. Bags are HEAVY DUTY and reusable. I brought mine home to use again.

1200 lbs was a bit much for one person to drag out. But I only had to rake out about 50%. One average guy can drag out the last 600 lbs. then just tip the bag over. What took hours to fill took 7 or 8 minutes to empty.

Did I mention truck bed remained SPOTLESS??!

Meant for home pickup.
Ships to any state.
Curbside pickup not available in all areas.

Great liner for any truck up to full size trucks. 4'x8'x2.5'

Sure it was larger than a Mavercick bed. So what.
Just fold or roll up the extra fabric. Just do it.

Best accessory I have second only to my trailer brake controller.

These are tough! I had a bag of soil for raised beds in this. 1500lbs.

 

[Manollo3]

Thank you. Have to look into these for my 5x8 trailer. Would come in handy when I pick up mulch or soil.

 

[Darklyter]

Good idea! I think I'll keep one stowed for those special times.. lol. And you keep treating your truck like 'Your truck'

 

[BK007]

This is what i use full protection .....

 

[Dad]

Used this over the weekend to haul 1200 lbs of old dead sod, weeds, rock, gravel, soil, old worn out mulch, leaves, general yard debris to landfill.
(Because it was mixed debris it didn't qualify as green waste, but my area allows 2 cu yd or 2,000 lbs free disposal.)

Not a grain of sand touched my truck or truck bed. I think these may hold water my truck was so spotless after. No dust leaked out of seams. No cracks or tears.

And made unloading fast and easy. Bags are HEAVY DUTY and reusable. I brought mine home to use again.

1200 lbs was a bit much for one person to drag out. But I only had to rake out about 50%. One average guy can drag out the last 600 lbs. then just tip the bag over. What took hours to fill took 7 or 8 minutes to empty.

Did I mention truck bed remained SPOTLESS??!

Meant for home pickup.
Ships to any state.
Curbside pickup not available in all areas.

Great liner for any truck up to full size trucks. 4'x8'x2.5'

Sure it was larger than a Mavercick bed. So what.
Just fold or roll up the extra fabric. Just do it.

Best accessory I have second only to my trailer brake controller.

Thanks for this! Great idea and just in time as I am planning on hauling a bunch of dirt in my Maverick and I was brainstorming on how to keep the bed clean (it's carpeted).

 

[Dad]

This is what i use full protection .....

From what I've heard around town, this is exactly what you need. Might be too small for me, though. Geez, never underestimate the dark humor on this forum.
Disclaimer: Of course, you know I'm pulling your leg a bit.

 

[Dad]

I have a power washer. If I didn't a car wash and a few quarters. It's a truck, treat it like one. At the same time save your effort and your money.

Only time up here that it can be an issue is winter, then again most likely not hauling sod because it's frozen frost line gets down about 36 inches. A few years ago besides water lines septics and septic lines were freezing.

Couldn't agree more. Had a lad loading firewood in the bed of my 1986 Mazda pickup as if it was dynamite. Had to tell him to just throw the wood in there . . . "it's a truck!". However, keep in mind some of us have carpeted beds and those can get tough to clean.

 

[Mavster Mechanic]

Thanks for this! Great idea and just in time as I am planning on hauling a bunch of dirt in my Maverick and I was brainstorming on how to keep the bed clean (it's carpeted).

Keeps stuff out of the crack between bed and tailgate. And keeps dirt out of the water drain holes in the bed that would clog instantly. Plus; made unloading a breeze. I had hoped to drag out the full bag. Probably could have with two people.

Would protect from tar; paint, manure; pretty much anything.

Don't count on it to prevent scratches in a painted bed with no bed liner, but it would help quite a bit.

 

[Fcnrwy]

Used this over the weekend to haul 1200 lbs of old dead sod, weeds, rock, gravel, soil, old worn out mulch, leaves, general yard debris to landfill.
(Because it was mixed debris it didn't qualify as green waste, but my area allows 2 cu yd or 2,000 lbs free disposal.)

Not a grain of sand touched my truck or truck bed. I think these may hold water my truck was so spotless after. No dust leaked out of seams. No cracks or tears.

And made unloading fast and easy. Bags are HEAVY DUTY and reusable. I brought mine home to use again.

Best accessory I have second only to my trailer brake controller.

I am seeing more and more of these.

Some decades back, I used the plastic wrap that our dimensional lumber came in.
Same material, as this which what Menard's inexpensive tarps are made of..

These have "handles"..

Jerry

 

[Mavl-ous]

From what I've heard around town, this is exactly what you need. Might be too small for me, though. Geez, never underestimate the dark humor on this forum.
Disclaimer: Of course, you know I'm pulling your leg a bit.

Darker humor: you mean "pulling your THIRD leg a bit."

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