F350 payload dispute
New F350 SRW that I'm considering says 3326 lbs on the payload sticker with a 11500 GVWR. I asked for this info before the dealer had it brought in from another dealer. Salesperson and fleet manager s...
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TomG2 wrote:
I am not a lawyer, or a policeman. Just a RV guy these days. There is no way that I would put 10,000 pounds on the rear axle of the five 2500HD Silverados that I have owned. Can it be done? Sure. Even more? Pull under our asphalt plant and I will flatten those tires.
I will remind you again that new members come on the "Tow Vehicles" forum every day expecting safe, reasonable, non-technical advice on RV tow vehicles. If they want to talk construction equipment or Class A motorhomes, that is a different forum.
The OP of this thread specifically asked if the GVWR and payload numbers on the door stickers he is purchasing to pull his RV were enforced by the law. We were explaining to him that they are not enforced and giving examples of what is enforced by the law. No one is telling anyone to pull any kind of construction equipment other than using these weights in analogies and examples to give him and others a better idea of what is enforced.
