Anyone know the weight???
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Anyone know the weight???
I've got a 1994 f350 7.3l powerstroke, crew cab, four wheel drive and i don't have the sticker inside the door to tell me what all the weights and towing specs are... anyone weighed their truck???? I tried looking it up by VIN, but that just tells me anywhere between 6,001-10,000 lbs... If you know the weight i would love it if you'd share!!! 
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That sticker won't give the curb weight, just the GVW, which should be 10,000 I believe.
I weighed my regular cab F250 4x4 and it was, as I recall, about 6,400 lbs. My WAG on your truck would be about 700 or more over that.
But it stands to reason somebody here has weighed their crew cab, and will be along shortly.
I weighed my regular cab F250 4x4 and it was, as I recall, about 6,400 lbs. My WAG on your truck would be about 700 or more over that.
But it stands to reason somebody here has weighed their crew cab, and will be along shortly.
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so it would probably be a safe bet to say that my truck weighs roughly 8000-9000... Just curious, because i may have to trailer my wife's 2003 expedition from San Diego to New York City on a U-Haul trailer and i'm trying to see if i meet their requirements without actually calling them. i know the weight of the expedition (roughly 5200), but not my truck. they say the tow vehicle has to weigh equal or exceeding 80% of the weight of the vehicle on the trailer (2200).
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I doubt the Expedition and trailer is going to be 25% heavier than your truck. To be honest I would probably just make up a number that satisfies their requirement, which seems pointless.
Just make sure your tongue weight is within acceptable range and the Expedition will haul fine, I hate dollys but I've used a U-Haul car trailer and I think they work fine (provided they have one that an Expedition will fit on).
Just make sure your tongue weight is within acceptable range and the Expedition will haul fine, I hate dollys but I've used a U-Haul car trailer and I think they work fine (provided they have one that an Expedition will fit on).
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Yeah, I was thinking i would just make up some numbers for them. The length and width requirements are fine, it's just the weight that would raise a question. Hopefully i can sell the dang thing before we move though.
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I weighed mine a couple monthas ago and the dry weight of my CC, LB 4x4 PSD which is pretty much identical to yours way around 7400lbs, with pretty much empty tanks of fuel.
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