Payload specs for 4.30 axle in SRW

[BR_Bo]

On the Ford website I see the F-350 SRW 4x4 with 4.30 axle...22,000 GCWR and 14,900# for 5th wheel rating. What would the GVWR be for that vehicle and the corresponding payload capacity? I am considering a 12,600# dry wt 5th wheel and want to see how much pin weight and passenger load that truck could handle. Thanks!

[Super08]

My CC has a 11,300 lb gvwr which will give me close to a 4,000 lb payload.

[2000silverbullet]

My CC LB has an 11,200 GVWR. That was the max I could get for my config. Puts me a little less than super08's payload.

[Super08]

I have yet to figure out why mine is 100 lbs higher. When I spec'd it out online it showed it at 11,200 and then when we did it at the dealers it showed 11,300. It shows 11,300 on the window sticker as well. Who knows...

[bcrispy]

my 2011 F250 regular cab has a 11,000 lb gvw

[Super08]

I picked up my new truck today. After installing flaps, rubber bed mat, floor mats, cargo extender and a tonneau cover I went and scaled it. With a full tank, me and two dogs it weighs 7600 lbs. Take off 200 for me and one dog gives a 3900 payload.

[BR_Bo]

Thanks guys. There aren't too many 6.2s on dealer lots, let alone any with the 4.3 axle to see what the window sticker lists.

[kmonty2]

Super08, why did you only take out 1 dog? Is the other one driving? I would love to have a dog like that, then I can just nap all the time.

[Super08]

LOL, just to round off the numbers to 200 instead of 220 which would give 3920.. On the other hand he didn't want to get out of the truck when we got home, he seems to like it so I guess he is part of the trucks dry weight now.

[RZAR]

Originally Posted by bcrispy

my 2011 F250 regular cab has a 11,000 lb gvw

Thats interesting. My 2011 F350 regular cab has a 10,400 gvwr.