Pretty good mpg number. What speed were you crusing at?

 

That is really good mileage for the V-10 according to what I have read on the internet.

 

2002 F250 superduty crew, all stock with exception tires, 79000 miles mpg 9-10 intown 15 to 17 mpg highway, around 7-8 mpg pulling 28' triple axle fully loaded toy hauler with 5 quads onboard.

 

01 f350 105,355 miles on her, bought it less than a year ago and it only has 82116 on it. I love it. This is my first PSD!! Will not drive anything else now. Only thing it is missing is a programmer hope to have one next week to get better mpg.

 

2001 f-250 ps diesel with 97,000 miles on it. rebuilt tranny, new ball joints, right rear brake rotor and caliper. i still love it though

 

just turned 167000 on my 2000 f250 5.4

 

my 95 f 250 5.8l 4x4 hd has 245,000 miles on it and still has the original engine and is still going.but i did replace the tranny and the transfer case.its getting a little tired but hey i got my moneys worth out of it it lasted me 14 years.now im going to buy anotgher 250 or 350 and sell this one..

 

2001 F250 PSD - 225,000 - new tranny about 1 year ago.

 

2000 X, 160K. Brand new tranny this month. It ate itself.

 

2004 70k. Turbo @ 53k , ball joints / drag link @65k... Don't care..... I love this truck..... My favorite Ford so far!

 

2003 w/ 75K

I seem to be racking them up too fast compared to most of you guys. No a single problem though.

 

173K. Clock's still tickin' right along dependably.

Put in fuel, put in oil, go.

Pop

 

Oh to be under 100K. I've got double that on my '03 (+ another 6K). Still going strong and trouble free. Original everything (okay, maybe not tires or fluids, and I did just get a new CMP with the recall). Gotta love the 7.3 years!

 

she be just broke in if she was a 6.0. There have been two 6.0 logged with 900k and still working with no major stuff done. There is a 7.3 with 1,173,000 on it thats still working but it got a new engine at 900k. Int says the 6.0 was designed to run under load for 260 to 400k miles. Don't know what they designed the 7.3 for. Oh, and there is an early 80's truck, 4.9 gasser, that has worn out two bodies but is still working and the owner hasn't a clue how many miles ago that was.

 

i don't know how the 6.0s made it that far. I am scared to death to buy a 6.0.
I have heard nothing but bad on them. here in iowa that is all thats on the lots and nobody is buying them.