Not sure I'm missing the point. I am speaking directly to the quesions and points in posts 1 and 6. Directly.
...and, I agree you should be able to take it in your newer truck.
Done? Ok. Done.
How is the older F 250 incapable of handling the 1330 (lbs?) of payload, exactly? If it can handle over 3100 lbs, 1300 should be a cake walk. I'm I reading this wrong?
So, your old 250 CAN handle it. Just. Your newer 150 has special features that allow it to do so.
If the trailer is 1300lbs...
Newer trucks are made with stronger steel. Sure. Your newer F150 could very well have a higher capacity than the older 250.
It will tell you in the door frame or as you said. You looked it up by VIN.
Not to mention hp coming into play. He e l l, my 06 Honda Civic Si 4 cylinder had ALMOST as...
Look. It all comes down to numbers. How much does the Camper weigh empty? How much weight in gear, food and water will you be carrying? Add that all up.
Normally an F150 has the capacity between 1500 and 2200lbs.
Your 2016 Ford F150 would appear to be outfitted with a 5.0 liter v8 or the...
Beagle on board!
Love the Subaru Forester. I have yet to own one, but I love them and see one in my future. Enjoyed your home made stuff better than the pro stuff
Nice build
That Nalgene bottle was a common work around in Jeep Cherokees and Grand Cherokees as well
We did lots of day hikes. Didnt camp much when I was a little kid, though. I think thats where mum drew the line? My father who was in Nam would take us on day hikes in various terrains and teach us what we would need to know when camping. So I've always enjoyed hiking through scenic areas...
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