Wife keeps wanting to buy a travel trailer and I keep telling her we have to get a small one. Like oil and water. So like so many other threads, here's my situation:2011 F150 AWD6.2L v83.73 axletow package with receiver, integrated brake controller...
Not that I'm in the market for a new truck, but I ran across an F150 max tow, HD payload truck on a dealer lot. These are quite rare. It's in Indianapolis. Someone go buy it!http://www.inventory.ford.com/dealer/Capitol-City-Ford-Inc-04665/model/2014-...
Here are the specs on my truck:2011 F-150 Harley Davidson AWD 6.2GCWR: 13,500GVWR: 7,350Max payload: 1,148Front & Rear GAWR: 3,850Would this TT be a good match?Aerolite 248RBSLUnloaded Weight 5,179Hitch Weight 639Cargo Capacity 1,421Height 11'Length ...
Original yellow payload sticker says 1148#. I added a hard tonneau cover, spray-in bed liner, a sub box under the rear seat with two 10" subs, and two amps. When I weighed my truck I had a few odd and ends in the bed (nothing really heavy), full tank...
First, I don't think of myself as a random potential idiot, but I get your point. Second, I do have plenty of towing experience including TT and 5th wheels. I just don't currently own one. I owned a 19' Aerolite TT that I pulled with my 02 Dodge D...
Thunderbolt wrote:If his truck is actually AWD instead of 4 wheel drive that is probably where the limit comes from. That's just a guess.lbrjet wrote:I am clueless why you would have a GCWR of 13,500 with the 6.2L/3.73 combination. Lack of cooling ...
For some reason Ford limited the tow capacity of the Harley Davidson and Limited editions. But other than 22" wheels, it's no different than any other trim level (minus max tow and HD payload). It has receiver hitch, 7/4 pin plug, transmission cooler...
Thanks for the replies. We did find a TT with a rear kitchen, which would make it easier to load the trailer closer to 10-12% tongue weight versus 13-15%. Dry, it's at 10.7%. As an engineer myself, I really hate playing close numbers games like th...
