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Old 10-31-2007, 02:53 PM   #1 (permalink)
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pull rateing on F350

What is the maximum weight my 2000 F350 will pull? We just bought a dozer that weighs about 27,000lbs. I think 25,000 is the rateing on my B&W hitch, but I was woundering what the truck will safely pull?
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Re: pull rateing on F350

we have an ongoing discussion on this in the towing and hauling category of this forum,Which is where this thread will end up shortly
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Re: pull rateing on F350

remember something about max weight of a non-commercial vehicle is either 24000 or 26000?

So, if your truck weighs 9000 and the trailer weighs 5000 you only have 10000 or 12000 lbs of cargo left before you exceed the legal limit.

That said, I have heard of plenty of people pulling 25000 plus lbs, but don't get caught.
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Re: pull rateing on F350

If the dozer weighs 27,000 a good trailer to pull it will weigh at least 8000 and the truck weighs in at around 9000 that equals 44,000 pounds. Way to much for the truck.
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Re: pull rateing on F350

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: mflores</div><div class="ubbcode-body">If the dozer weighs 27,000 a good trailer to pull it will weigh at least 8000 and the truck weighs in at around 9000 that equals 44,000 pounds. Way to much for the truck. </div></div> 44,000 is too much for a 550!
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Re: pull rateing on F350

Hi SS, BTW welcome to the Forums,

I agree with mflores 100%

If you want to know why, look at the last ten topics on the subject.



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Re: pull rateing on F350

You've got to be high dude. That is way too much for any type of light duty vehicle.
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Re: pull rateing on F350

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: SteeleStrokin</div><div class="ubbcode-body">What is the maximum weight my 2000 F350 will pull? </div></div>

The truck weighs about 8,500 pounds when wet and loaded for the road. The GCWR of your pickup is 20,000 pounds. So Ford says you can safely tow a trailer that grosses about 11,500 pounds.

Your dozer is about 3 times too heavy for a one ton dually to tow. That's why most dozers that size are towed by class 8 tractors with semi trailers.
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Re: pull rateing on F350

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: SmokeyWren</div><div class="ubbcode-body"><div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: SteeleStrokin</div><div class="ubbcode-body">What is the maximum weight my 2000 F350 will pull? </div></div>

The truck weighs about 8,500 pounds when wet and loaded for the road. The GCWR of your pickup is 20,000 pounds. So Ford says you can safely tow a trailer that grosses about 11,500 pounds.

Your dozer is about 3 times too heavy for a one ton dually to tow. That's why most dozers that size are towed by class 8 tractors with semi trailers. </div></div>So using the Ford Ranger to pull the Cat excavator is out of the ? too? [img]/forums/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/grin.gif[/img]
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Re: pull rateing on F350

ok, thanks for the info, just to clear things up I was not talking about heading across country, just moving between farms, ive seen D-4s moved around with heavy trailers, with ton trucks. We just got a D41P LGP Komatsu. Guess will get someone to move it for us.
I just wanted to know what the truck would pull without breaking something in the truck.
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Re: pull rateing on F350

You will break something in the truck!
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Re: pull rateing on F350

actualy around the farm ur own stupid fault if it breaks
but if you had in theroy a 4 axle doolie trailer
and you manage a 3k hitch weight
then you could do it but idk if you will even get it moving in any mud or lose soil
if its hard packed dirt then that setup would work

but again the tranny may be in trouble so use it as last resort
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