2011-present 6.7 superduty owners ?
I just sold my diesel pusher motor home and I'm going back to a fifthwheel. Even though I have owned two ford diesels (7.3&6.0), I was leaning towards a gas truck with 4.30 axle to tow my new fifthwhe...
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Bedlam wrote:
If you are thinking about the short bed and get the smaller fuel tank, it will be annoying if you get the gasoline engine since your range will be reduced (plan on the largest tank for a gasoline engine). I think your load out east can be handled by gasoline or diesel but if you plan to travel west often, you will wish you had the diesel if you frequent thinner air.
I just went through a truck upgrade and was considering switching to gasoline from my previous diesel truck, but there were too many limitations for my use to make the switch (GCWR and fuel range). I was looking at the Ford F550 and Ram 5500 and chose the latter, but both brands were competitive.
The Super Duties with gas engines come with 35 gallon tank regardless of cab/bed size.
Fuel tank — 26-gallon capacity (F-250/F-350 137-in., 142-in.
and 156-in. WB with diesel engine)
Fuel tank — 35-gallon capacity (gas engine only)
Fuel tank — 37.5-gallon capacity (F-250/F-350 158-in.
and 172-in. WB with diesel engine, and F-450)
