Gdetrailer wrote:
joshuajim wrote:
Area13 wrote:
I would recommend staying as small as you can with any F150..
Apparently you are not aware of the HDPP package. Mine has a heavier frame, LT tires, rotors almost identical to a 2500, springs and shocks rated to handle the 2,560 payload it has. That’s more payload than some 2500’s
Yes I understand that the OP doesn’t have that package.
But by saying ANY, your brush stroke is much too large.
:R
Don't tell my 2013 F250 this, it's payload is 3415 lbs and my newest ride, a 2019 F250 has EVEN MORE payload (something like 3600 lbs)..
You are ALSO "painting with a broad brush".
A typical AND common misconception of the F150/1500 crowd..
It is true that you can get a highly loaded AND correctly optioned F150 with a SLIGHT bit more payload than a DIESEL F250 but in the end you WILL PAY MORE for that highly loaded AND correctly optioned F150..
If I remember correctly, to get max tow and max payload F150 it required Eco boost and a few other knick nacks, pushes the price of that combination OVER what I paid for my XLT Gas F250 and I get over 900 lbs more payload to boot.
A $60K F150 with 2500 lbs capacity OR a $43K F250 with 3400 lbs capacity.. No brainer for me, the F250 wins every time :B
Not having to count potato chips every time I want to tow is priceless..
I guess you missed the part where I said SOME! That’s a pretty narrow brush.
In addition I paid $36034 out the door including tax title and tip. Couldn’t even look at a 250 for that price.