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I did some scrap runs today made almost $550 used about $30 bucks gass and my labour of loading up, my forst load weighed in a 1950 lbs, secend load was 1745, and it goes down from there but wow Did I actulluy ovled my 1600 pound payload rated from ford, or it donr matter, cause i WAS NOT BOTTEMD OUT, and power was smoth, ford built a grat truck when mine came down the line.
Do you think your ignorance of your truck's load rating would be related in any way to your broken leaf spring? Any half ton can be overloaded but just because it doesn't bottom out doesn't mean it's safe or smart.
I did some scrap runs today, made almost $550 and used about $30 bucks gas and my labour of loading up. My first load weighed in a 1950 lbs, second load was 1745, and it goes down from there, but wow did I actually overload my 1600 pound payload rated from Ford. It doesn't matter, cause I WAS NOT BOTTOMED OUT, and power was smooth. Ford built a great truck when mine came down the line.
Ford and other manufacturers usually underrate payloads a bit. Ford has ppl like you in mind when they do that.
I did some scrap runs today made almost $550 used about $30 bucks gass and my labour of loading up, my forst load weighed in a 1950 lbs, secend load was 1745, and it goes down from there but wow Did I actulluy ovled my 1600 pound payload rated from ford, or it donr matter, cause i WAS NOT BOTTEMD OUT, and power was smoth, ford built a grat truck when mine came down the line.
dude,. thats gota be teh tufst truk here at fte. yuo shoud have no prblem ever seling it!!!!
sure they do. 20 % is nothing if I know how to handle it. and 1950 is about tops for my truck i wont ever over load over this mark. 1600-1950 350 pounds over rated payload is nothing.
and no, ford does not under rate, why would they under rate a key selling point of a truck?
Yes they do, and have for years..every manufacturer does it. It's usually less than 300 lbs on a F150. Look in the spec books that dealers use, ask any Ford Fleet Dept or Truck Sales manager. I know from experience (35 yrs as a Ford partsman) they did it. Please explain to me how you know they don't.
Last edited by NumberDummy; Apr 22, 2007 at 01:50 PM.
easily, go load the truck up and take it to the highway patrol station and see if they think it is legal to go over the weight rating of the truck.
i am sure the otr trucks can hold a lot more than they transport also.
and show me proof where they DO do it, because i can show you proof that what the weight rating is, show me where they declare it more than that.
I WISH I did have the spec books, because there one will find the actual load rating. I don't...so I guess I/you need to find the specs, scan them and post 'em here.
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