The dry weight on it is 9,000 lbs. With all of our gear and everything in it the loaded weight is around 11,000 lbs. My truck has 4.10 gears and pulls it great. I just pulled it from Tennessee to Orlando and back and averaged 9.2 mpg.

Just finished a trip to Disney. 2000 f250 with a 5.4 and a 33’ camper that weighs 11,000 lbs. Pulled it from Rogersville, TN to Orlando and back and averaged 9.2 mpgs for the trip.

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The boys been going to gym a lot, they are swole! :0

How much do you get for them?

When we left Tennessee it was 15 degrees and snowing. By the time we got to Florida it was 70 degrees. They were pulling their shirts off and asking to go to the beach before their feet even hit the ground lol.

My "normal" load for my truck. 2010 V10 at about 23k GCVW

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Since this post needs a little life. Here is a picture of last weekend's camping trip. I was picking up the first load of wood of the season. It worked out to be just over 1/4 of a cord since it was smaller logs and loose. The seller apologized as he said they had a ton for small rounds to split up. They were 12-14 inch lengths. They were selling the 16-18 stuff for the smaller packs (wood box at the road side). The guy I purchased my wood from is down the road from the campground we are staying at. I used him last year. He said come back next year and he would take care of me. Usually his sons are on the premises and they will stack the wood in the truck. That way I would get closer to a 1/2 cord. However I was on the pile, the wood guy had to split for the afternoon and I was by myself. So there was no way I was going to spend an hour in the beating sun stacking wood in the truck by myself. He said loose it was $60 a bead load. If stacked it would be 80. So that is pretty fair in my book. Nice family that processes and sells the wood. They got nice product and never had an issue burning it. Usually super dry and not smokey either.

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Dragging some weight out of Moab

Camping and wheeling fun. Not a lot of weight. But one hell of a weekend!!!
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Wow, 11k? Correct me if I'm wrong, aren't you a little overweight?
I ask because I've got the 03 5.4 & just got a travel trailer and found out my max was 8500 if I remember correctly? I was always under the impression it was 12k untill
I actually looked at the towing limit break downs for each truck.

Good looking boys by the way!

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‘16 F-250, CCSB, 6.7, Gem Green
 

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24’ car hauler with living quarters, 11,500 k loaded
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16k Equalizer
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2000 7.3L with 28 ft. Toy Hauler 8,000 lbs empty.
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My 2015 F-250 Platinum pulling my 35’ Montana 3121-RL 5th wheel.


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