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When I went to a truck pull this summer I had to weigh in and they only give a close weight (rounded off) they told me 7300 lbs, truck is a supercab short bed 8" lift and 38" tires, I don't weigh enough to count for anything,
Speaking of weight of these trucks, right after I got my truck I was looking at a 4WD magazine and they had a new 6.0 superduty CC SB 4x4, they were doing an article on deisel performance and said that their truck weighed in at around 11k lbs,,,,,,,,,,,,yeah 11,000 lbs? I wonder were they got their truck weight from?
The F-350 DRW's on average way around 11,500 pounds. Its not fake. Thats empty, not counting fuel. Beleive me, you can feel the weight they feel heavy and dont acceralte as niceley.
My other truck that I drive is a 75' E-One Ladder Truck. It weighs 52,000 lbs and it accelorates good seeing as how we drive these things like sports cars. And yes it's drw.
75' is the length of the ladder. The length of the truck is right at 40'. Still a beast to manuver like a car around all of the busy traffic when hardly anybody seems to hear the sirens.
You have the GVWR confused with truck weight. 11,500 total is total GVWR my 2004 DRW 6.0 weighs 7460 with full tanks and two mid weight people, per cat scale.
You have the GVWR confused with truck weight. 11,500 total is total GVWR my 2004 DRW 6.0 weighs 7460 with full tanks and two mid weight people, per cat scale.
Don't forget its a fire truck....it has thousands of gallons of water capacity; water weights ~7 lbs per gallon.
75' is the length of the ladder. The length of the truck is right at 40'. Still a beast to manuver like a car around all of the busy traffic when hardly anybody seems to hear the sirens.
That is why you guys need a bazooka for those who do not move
Actually, 8.3 lbs. 62.43 lb/cubic foot. The "pool water" guy can't fill his (formerly gasoline) tanker full because water weighs more than gasoline. I think his tank held 7000 gal (fuel) but could carry only 6000 gal water.
Weighed mine 4/24/04 on certified scales where I work. I had a full tank of fuel. I have a fold a cover and under same had 6 gallons spare diesel + about 100 lbs of spare tools in cargo box I carry.
Actual weight w/o any passengers (or driver).
Front: 4460 lbs.
Rear: 3080 lbs.
Total 7540 lbs.
My son-in-law's truck is the same except he doesn't have the power sliding window, the camper package, or the Fold-A-Cover.
I don't remember his actual weight (on commercial scales locally) but he was within a couple hundred pounds of my truck; I think he had more junk in the bed.
Both trucks:
GVWR rating of 8800 lbs.
Rear GAWR rating of 6084 lbs.
My truck:
Front GAWR rating of 5200 lbs. (camper package)
His truck:
Front GAWR rating of 4800 lbs. (no camper package)
I don't know if the higher rated front springs weigh any more; but the camper package includes the rear 'sway' or anti-roll bar which probably adds another 40-50 lbs.