also look at a trailer . dry weight of 6800 pounds . the truck has the 17inch wheels i understand that first thing that help with towing. and it has the 5.4 were all tow pack f150 have the same rate for towing. if so is it be ok tow this trailer.

 

What are you towing a camper? I have a 30 ft toy hauler that weighs 5500lbs empty but with my 2- big lifted arctic cats and geat i'm up close to 7K lbs and i can tow it but i feel it on hills pretty good. I also have the 5.4 but i have a few add on's like the edge performance box, exhaust system k&n air intake... and i'm turning 35 inch tires...

Mark

 

yes .nomad 35foot bunkhouse

 

You will be able to pull it but you will feel it.I would deffinatly look into some performance up grades. I'm still not sure on how to post pic's here but if you have an e-mail address i can send you a pic of what my truck looks like with the camper.



Mark

 

manofberry1956@yahoo.com

 

pic's coming over.

 

join Photobucket.com and upload your pics

then copy the coding that has tags below each picture and paste that coding in here


I'd love to see a pic of your rig

 

<a href="http://s540.photobucket.com/albums/gg359/muddedprairie/?action

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See if these work.

 

i pulled a 33 ft camper (6700# dry) with my 05 scab 5.4 and it did ok. i was not totally comfortable with it but i think most of that was me. be careful not to overload the trailer with belongings dont exceed cvgw and make darn sure to have a good equalizer hitch set up. it might be a good idea to stop at a scale and weigh the t& t combo as loaded .
i was able to run 60-65 mph but would lock out o/d on hills. i didnt try it on any steep grades so i dont know how it would do on them.
jim