F250 Payload Capacity
I am looking at buying a used F250 but the door sticker seems to have a lot lower payload than I thought it would have. The truck fits the price range my wife and I are in. We are looking at a 1995 Ha...
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Edd505 wrote:bigfootford wrote:
Yellowlightning look at Specta's signature... His weight!
You can not go by the sticker weight. Sticker weight is without a fridge, water heater, stove, water, mattress and on and on!
Kenny
2011 Chevy 2500 HD 6.0L 4wd Regular cab.
What real trucks really look like.
1995 Lance 945 Onan QG 2500 LP
6580 lb truck 10540 fully loaded
His weight is 10,500+ just like several of us. My weight is 10,400 too!
My Bigfoot camper's sticker says 2,600! Fully loaded it is <> 4,200.
Not sure what Specta is running for tires and rims.
Jim
Not, it has everything but battery(s), water, & propane. Why would they give the weight minus equipment? That's nuts. Added weights what you put in.
They use to call it wet weight... Water and propane. The stove, fridge, seat backs, battery etc are considered options thus the lower weight.
Seems that in the past couple of years mfg are now including the weight of options.
Jim
