Possible Towing/Power Issues on steep grades
#31
Yeah I just towed my first time with my new truck coming from a diesel a 6.4 tuned i was more then happy. I used T/H which after reading here ill try M next trip it did shock me hitting 3rd gear at 70mph lol. I never lost any speed at all climbing but boy those RPMs were wicked. But all in all this 6.2 is a beast it has *****! MPGs aren't to bad coming from the fuel loving 6.4 and yes going down hill in T/H is a scary ordeal LOL.
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Rubiconrod- I'm pulling a Grand Design Reflection 303 with a semi-loaded wt of 10,600lb, having a pin wt of 2200 lbs on my '12, F250 4x4 CC 6.2L 3.73 RE, with no problems through the Ozark Mtns of Missouri. Coming from a Bowtie Dmax it took me a couple tows to cool my jets and realize I'll get to the fishing hole before sundown and there was no prize waiting at the campground if I was first anyway. In short - the truck will do fine for ya. Mine just needed me to be adjusted.
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Rubiconrod- I'm pulling a Grand Design Reflection 303 with a semi-loaded wt of 10,600lb, having a pin wt of 2200 lbs on my '12, F250 4x4 CC 6.2L 3.73 RE, with no problems through the Ozark Mtns of Missouri. Coming from a Bowtie Dmax it took me a couple tows to cool my jets and realize I'll get to the fishing hole before sundown and there was no prize waiting at the campground if I was first anyway. In short - the truck will do fine for ya. Mine just needed me to be adjusted.
#37
Wow. Local off-road place I've used before charges 1k per axle for parts & labor. I have a 2WD drive so pretty cheap for the additional towing "power".
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