who else has a 3.7?
#11
On more meds than ymeski
Or; Tow, haul and use it like a truck with no problems what so ever. Leave the fake badges of and be proud to own a truck that is very capable of taking care of business all on it's own.
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#12
Chrisj
The 3.7 has plenty of power to haul or tow anything in the working range of an F-150.
#13
Anyone that ever tried to tow a lightwight rv (5k lbs) knows that its white knuckle torture with anything less than a 5.0 or an eb. Don't kid yourself, the 3.7 is good for moving furniture, hauling trash, etc. Anything big and lightweight.
#14
Senior Member
I towed a ~6000 lb camper around Wisconsin last summer in my 3.7L without "white knuckling". Plenty of power and I just did the speed limit on the interstate. My manual says 5800lbs tow but that's gotta be artificially suppressed. My temps were fine, I never struggled, I never once felt the camper was too much for it.
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#18
Stevo the fish killer
Love mine, tows my ~2,500# boat like it's not there. I don't get the MPGs some guys are reporting however, about 17 mpg lifetime, but I tow a lot and get stuck in a fair amount of stop and go. Still gets better than my old 4.0 2001 ranger and is WAY more truck. Very Happy with my "little" F150.
#19
Chrisj
Sounds delusional to me.
Anyone thinking about the 3.7.........its a strong motor, FLEX fuel and good mileage...
#20
I towed a 6800 lb Chev, and I didn't once think that I was white knuckling... To say that anything else than a 5.0 or ecoboost isn't good enough just shows how ignorant you are..