Gross Vehicle Weight Rating (GVWR) minus fully fueled unladen weight.

In other words: the number on the scale when you're fueled, driving the vehicle, and unloaded taken from that number on the B-pillar.

I have 2,738#. How about you?

 

Don't know what it weighs when driving but it is a F350 4X4 SRW reg. cab and GVWR is 10,500

 

Both my '08 and '11 Crew Cab SRW trucks had a 10,000 lb GVWR. Payload for both was around 1,980 lbs.

 

My payload is around 2650 lbs. I have no idea what my drive-around weight is, I am mostly empty but with a Leer cab height cap that is probably 200 lbs or so.

Brian

 

Right about 3,160. Truck has a GVWR of 11,500. Last CAT scale was 8,340.

 

I have 10k GVWR. Door jam sticker says 3,200 lbs of payload. Got truck weighed and closer to 3,000 lbs of payload.

 

That wouldn't be pretty seeing 3000lbs on the new soft springs!

 

My '14 dually has a GVWR of 14,000. It weighs right around 8200lbs. empty with a full tank of fuel. Put the cap on and the tools in it, now it weighs about 11,000lbs, still need to take a load of scrap metal to the yard to confirm my weights. So I should have about 3000lbs of payload left. Got to buy more tools!

 

My 04 has 9900gvw amd I believe the last time the truck weighed I think 6700.. 3200lb payload on paper but she can handle over that

galaxy S4 using IB AutoGroup

 

2000 f250 xl, manual everything, 8800 lb gvwr and weighs 5400 lbs empty and 5600 lbs with me in her. 3200 lb payload. For that year the 250 and 350 were the same, so I don't feel bad putting an extra 1100 lbs in the bed to equal the 350's 9900 lb gvwr. I've had over 5000 lbs of brick pavers in the bed and she handled it just fine.

 

4,155 lbs payload