Max Tow Capacity?
Cargo Master
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From: Too close to Houston
Your truck weight limiting specs are the exact same as my 2019 Lariat CCSB Diesel w/18” wheels
28,700 GCWR lbs (with either 3.31 or 3.55 axle and 11,500 GVWR rating)
15,000 lbs Max trailer loaded weight (conventional trailer)
20,800 lbs max gooseneck towing (with either 18” or 20 tires and Gooseneck)
18,000 lbs Max with 5th wheel towing
Look at your white door sticker and your Rear GAWR (axle rating) should be 7230 lbs
Your Front axle rating will be anything from 5200, 5600 or 5990 lbs depending on if you have standard, HD or snow plow springs
From https://www.fleet.ford.com/resources...e_r2_Dec21.pdf
28,700 GCWR lbs (with either 3.31 or 3.55 axle and 11,500 GVWR rating)
15,000 lbs Max trailer loaded weight (conventional trailer)
20,800 lbs max gooseneck towing (with either 18” or 20 tires and Gooseneck)
18,000 lbs Max with 5th wheel towing
Look at your white door sticker and your Rear GAWR (axle rating) should be 7230 lbs
Your Front axle rating will be anything from 5200, 5600 or 5990 lbs depending on if you have standard, HD or snow plow springs
From https://www.fleet.ford.com/resources...e_r2_Dec21.pdf
The F-350 DRW and F-450's have a much higher 5th wheel weight rating and I can't help but believe they use the same puck system.
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Is the 18,000# 5th wheel weight rating the limit of the prep package or is the the limit of the 18k hitch that Ford supplies if you order their hitch? Just wondering if you can go higher if your hitch is rated higher.
The F-350 DRW and F-450's have a much higher 5th wheel weight rating and I can't help but believe they use the same puck system.
The F-350 DRW and F-450's have a much higher 5th wheel weight rating and I can't help but believe they use the same puck system.
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