force = weight (mass)
therefore, 1 ton = 1 truck = force
No...the "ton" refers to payload - ie how much it can carry in the bed. So, a one ton truck could (theoretically) carry 2000#s in the bed, 3/4 ton 1500#s, 1/2 ton 1000#s. Each manufacturer has different specs so the actual amount it is rated to safely carry varies, but the above give you a rough idea.
it means that you can have 1 ton in the bead.
The answer is in the question - one ton. above is wrong a one ton truck is called a one ton truck as it is built to carry one ton in weight what the truck actually weighs depends on the size of the vehicle
about 5 ton depending on how much the truck weighs and what the truck is plated for in your state
A 6 ton truck is a truck that weighs 6 tonnes.
1,000 pounds
The light duty 3/4 ton truck weighs 7600 LBS The heavy duty3/4 ton weighs 8600 LBS.
A one ton truck such as a Chevy C-30 or a Ford F 350 is designed to safely carry one ton.
That would depend on the size of your pickup truck. They are rated for different weights. For example, if you have a 1/2 ton truck then you can carry 1/2 ton of weight. If you have a 1 ton truck you can carry 1 ton of weight.
yes
ten tons
I believe the 1500 is how many kilograms of weight you can carry on the rear axle or in the bed/back of the truck. Half ton is what the truck weighs unloaded! an empty 1/2 ton weighs close to 3300 pounds. that's slightly over 1 1/2 tons. the kilo grams statement might be correct though. 1/2 ton load max. 3/4 ton = 3/4 load.
1.3 ton.
A pickup truck that is rated to carry 3/4 ton of cargo.