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thomas201
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Jan 31, 2020

F350, 10k GVWR differences

So I will give you the reason first, my Home Owners Association limits us to 10K gross weight vehicles outside of the garage. No rules on what is in the bed.

Now for the question, if all the trucks have the diesel engine, other than rims and tires, mainly 17" to 18" or 20": What are the differences if any, in the various Ford F-350s?

It appears that the only change (other than wheels and tires) is just the door sticker. So the GVWR is just a function of the carrying capacity of the tires? Does anyone have more information?

Thanks, and please do not knock it off the rails with a discussion of HOA rules.

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  • There are similar rules for parking on City streets in a large city (for Idaho its large anyway) near me. Here the limit is 12K. My understanding is the goal here is to keep anything larger than a 3500 off the street. Remembering that the people that write these rules are not exactly savy on such things as vehicle weight and capacity, it can make complience difficult. There is the law, ordinance or rule as it is written, then there is the spirit of what the law is to restrict or forbade and often the two are not the same. Depending on how old the HOA rule is I would guess they are trying to keep vehicles with dual wheels off the street.