97blackbeast

im going to guess some of you are talking about mine.. i have the picture to prove it. Im not saying my truck just did it, it was a struggle and my truck didnt like it. but it was through town so my max speed was 45. and i looked at the slip from the scrap yard today. It was 16,598 lb incoming.

Carcrazygts2

so that means your load was slightly over 10k.. I had my biggest load the other day. Hauling a 32' inclosed car hauler with a mustang, tool, tires, and 2 55 gallon drums of c16. Total weight was 17,694lb on the scales..

jollyroger331

what no pics? You know the rules: no pics, it didn't happen. Lol

jferg92

If you can get carcrazy to post a pic, the world will end lol

bchauler

Transfer station scales say 3300kg or 7280lbs. Hauled this setup with 6 people, big dog, and camping gear through the mountains to Tofino this summer. Pretty slow heading up hill but truck did very well. Was very careful to manage my speed as that is a lot of weight for the brakes. Truck has stock 3.31 gears which are too tall with the 32" tires. Hoping to switch to 3.73. Also installed thicker rad from a 5.4 truck for extra cooling.

Jasonwinz

My 98 with 1400lbs of books....drove 50 miles 1way and really didn't notice it was back there.
I have the 4.6triton
Jason

jferg92

"Mom/Dad I'm going to the library!"
Ya...no joke

blackjackedf150

my 02 5.4 fx4 with my honda rancher in the bed a little over 500lbs and my john deere mx10 rottary cutter around 2100 lbs so about 2600 lbs pulled good

gustrider4

are you using a class III hitch?

gustrider4

was that scale quote with 6 people and a big dog in the cab, and how did all 6 of you fit in this truck with a big dog, must be tight.