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Hi all. I'm going to be in the market for an HD truck in the next month or so. I'm going to be towing a 15k lb or less fifth wheel with no more than 2k hitch weight. Looking for a used one that will last 10 or so years. Also, I'm not looking to spend more than $50k. I've had 2 2017+ F250s in the past, one gas and one diesel and I know diesel is best for heavy towing, but how many miles is a good stopping point for long term reliability when looking for them for sale? I see some fairly new ones out there with over 200k miles already. Also, how are the 6.2 gas 6-speeds holding up over time? Thanks for the advice.
You better look at Ford’s “TOW GUIDE” for whatever year truck you’re considering.
15k lb exceeds the tow rating of many gas 250 and some 350’s depending on cab, bed and axle ratio.
Hi all. I'm going to be in the market for an HD truck in the next month or so. I'm going to be towing a 15k lb or less fifth wheel with no more than 2k hitch weight. Looking for a used one that will last 10 or so years. Also, I'm not looking to spend more than $50k. I've had 2 2017+ F250s in the past, one gas and one diesel and I know diesel is best for heavy towing, but how many miles is a good stopping point for long term reliability when looking for them for sale? I see some fairly new ones out there with over 200k miles already. Also, how are the 6.2 gas 6-speeds holding up over time? Thanks for the advice.
HD truck is an f-650
for 15k towing, you can easily get by with a SD truck
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