Opinions wanted.
Hey guys, I have a co-worker that I have talked to till I am blue in the face. I normally don't consider myself to be one of the weight police but this is just crazy. He just purchased a 2013 Sprint...
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SolidAxleDurango wrote:Terryallan wrote:slownse wrote:
No one seams to know what heas payload or towing capasety is but most sims ready to jump down heas throat about being to heavy. It is defnetly not 1 ton territory.
Empty pin is 2045. How much is one ton? It is of course 2000lbs, So it is one ton territory. He needs a truck with more than one ton of payload.
So... what connection are you making between the 2045 pin weight and the 'one ton truck' that was suggested?
I believe IF you read the quote, and the answer you will understand. However. Maybe I can make it more clear. 2000lbs is a ton. You need a ton truck to carry a ton. The pin weight is a ton. The truck will be carrying it.
Now you can argue that a 150, or a 250 has 2000lb + of payload. Proving that there is no such thing as a 1/2 ton, 3/4 ton, or 1 ton truck. A 1/2 ton truck, can only carry 1000lbs, a 3/4 ton truck, can only carry 1500lbs, and a ton truck can only carry 2000lbs. We know that todays trucks can carry more than that. But it dosen't change the fact, that you need 2000lbs of payload to carry 2000lbs
