Loaded Truck Weights
Now that I'm getting more into weighing my truck, I have been pondering something I've never really checked in my past fifth wheel life. I know my F350's rear and front axle weights when full of fu...
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45Ricochet wrote:
Yeah 120 gallons of fuel really cuts into your payload and frankly a bunch of fuel. You most likely could travel at least 2 days, more likely 3 before you'd need fuel again.
I'd just run 50 gallons or so if you do have issues with weight.
I agree with most, the pin weight was 99% on the drive axle.
This is exactly my plan if I'm pushing things. The Fuzions we are looking at get us really close to 7000 lbs. or slightly over. One we weighed was 3100 lbs.. I'm just over 4000 lbs. on the rear axle full of fuel. For that, we'd surely run half a tank or less.
But the XLRs are much better on paper. Pin weight of a 420 is around 2600 lbs.. That's a good start but the Sherline will be the big test.
Thanks to all. My concerns over front axle weights are remedied. :)
