Another Towing Question
We just purchased a Puma 28BHSS, which has GVWR 9063 lb. Unloaded Weight 7513 lb. Our vehicle only towed 9100lbs so we traded and purchased a newer F150 with their newer towing capacities: 3.5L...
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ronharmless wrote:
Go look on the drivers side door, there are two stickers, post a picture of both stickers (Black out the Vin number on the stickers before posting). My F150 would handle that trailer easily without exceeding and of its ratings. Your F150 may or may not, depending on what those two stickers indicate. Any posting which don't take into account what those two stickers say are purely conjecture.
You'll probably have to read up on how to post pictures on this forum also.
How does not staying within the "stickers" make it conjecture?
You're showing your lack of experience here and touting it as the only "right" way to do it.
Yes, the OP should use caution. No, the trailer is not too big for the truck. BTW, all Eco Boosts come with the big rear axle. Besides that, the only difference is springs on the HDPP. If it's rated to tow 12,700 it does have all the right options to tow heavy.
