We upgraded from a 24 foot travel trailer to a 33 foot travel trailer this summer. We are towing with a Ford F150 with Eco Boost engine. The truck is rated to tow up to 9600 and our TT is 6500 so we are good on weight. We moved our weight distribu...
luvztheoutdoorz1 wrote:We camped at Crystal Rock Campground when we went this past summer. It is fairly close and well-managed. We were there for two days as it takes that long to get on all of the rider. We also used the pet kennels as we had two...
So considering ways to reduce my payload to make this work and I just chatted with my husband. For our trip in June we will take the heavy wheelchair out of the truck and travel with the lightweight one in the camper instead. This takes 300-350lbs ...
handye9 wrote:I think some of the posters are missing your unique payload situation. The wheel chair and lift are taking a big bite out of your available payload. About thirty percent. And, it is weight that you have no choice in wether or not to loa...
TomG2 wrote:I am sure some Ford expert will share their expertise, but I don't think it is practical to bump a regular F-150 up to HD specs. Seems like it would require a change of frame and axles as well as the rest of the suspension. The HD is re...
wrvond wrote:No, they may increase the safety of towing the weight you have, but they are not going to increase your payload capacity. Even if they could, there's no way you could possibly know how much the capacity was increased. It'd be a shot in t...
