1/2 ton
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From: Saudia Arabia
1/2 ton
Hi all:
We do all see the word 1/2, 3/4, and 1 ton on most of Ford trucks specifications, does it indicate truck weight?. I appreciate if you explain that for me if it wasn't the weight.
Hamid
Jeddah, Saudia Arabia.
We do all see the word 1/2, 3/4, and 1 ton on most of Ford trucks specifications, does it indicate truck weight?. I appreciate if you explain that for me if it wasn't the weight.
Hamid
Jeddah, Saudia Arabia.
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From: Glendale Arizona
It refers to payload capacity for the truck.
A typical F100 will have a gross vehicle registered weight of 5000 pounds. It also states on your warranty plate if you exceed it your warranty is void.
The truck typically weighs in at 4100 pounds.
leaving 900 pounds for passengers and payload.
Imagine if DOT started actually weighing light trucks for Gross weight on 2 axles.....
Garbz
A typical F100 will have a gross vehicle registered weight of 5000 pounds. It also states on your warranty plate if you exceed it your warranty is void.
The truck typically weighs in at 4100 pounds.
leaving 900 pounds for passengers and payload.
Imagine if DOT started actually weighing light trucks for Gross weight on 2 axles.....
Garbz
