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RE: Side by side towing
Not advisable. We would winter in the Phoenix area for several years, and I would pull our 36 ft travel trailer with my F350 dually while my wife would follow behind in her expedition. She would pull a 16 ft flatbed with our side by side and one ATV on it while the bed of my pickup truck head a second ATV on it. A good way to move these things down the road, but I understand most people would not be interested and doing that for a short trip.
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cekkk
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10/23/23 11:45am |
General RVing Issues
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RE: towing advise please
I don't think there's a great price difference between an F-150 and an F-350. 150s run roughly $50,000 to $80,000. There are a couple that are cheaper than 50 but do you really want the base package with no rear seat? F-350s, skipping the f-250, Run just a couple thousand more per model level. An F-350 Dually is 85 to 90, and that's pretty much top Line, diesel and all, not a basic dually. So I'm not understanding why anyone would hold up upgrading to a real tow vehicle for a couple thousand dollars. And if you take a package that's a single step lower, it will probably cost the same. I had no problems with my F350 dually for the nearly 20 years that I owned it. Of course, I didn't have to deal with DEF.
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cekkk
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06/25/23 09:04am |
Towing
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RE: towing advise please
I pulled a 36 ft travel trailer that came in at about 10,000 lb. I had an 350 dually. I won't say I did not know it was there, but unless we were in a strong crosswind or going down steep grades it was close to not being there. An F250 would do you just fine but it's always nice to have the extra payload capacity and towing capacity with the 350.
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cekkk
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06/23/23 04:15pm |
Towing
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