here is my question my supercab has the 5.4L and i currently use a 1952 Cub for mowing around the house the tractor ways close to 2000lbs will my truck be able to tow this vehicle safely? or borrow a bigger truck?

 

hell you wont even know its back there! I tow a 2000lb trailer every day and I only have the 4.6L

 

SWEET! now i just got to purchase a trailer

 

I can easily do a 2000 lb trailer with a 4.2. I've seen guys safely pull 30-40 horse tractors through the mountains with their 4.6's. A 30 horse tractor weights about 6000 lbs, a 40 can way close to 7500 lbs. These trucks are set to pull 10,000 lbs from the factory with automatics. If you have a standard like me, OE clutches are only good for 3500 lbs, even thought the transmissions are geared lower than their auto counterparts. Here is one for you, 3/4 ton Cummins and Duramax diesels will pull upwards of 25,000 lbs if you know what your doing.

 

This is really neat to know guys thank you for your input! i was under the impression I would not be able to do it since i was told my bronco wouldnt be able to.

 

whats in your bronco? lol
I pull my jeep on a 2k lb trailer with
a 97 explorer with the 5.0 at the moment
because my 98f150 is still parked... it does surprisingly well

 

351 Windsor with maybe 4000 miles on it

 

Tell ever who it was that said your 351 equipped Bronco wouldn't pull it, that they're full of chit.

This is regularly seen behind my 5.4

 

Who ever told you your Bronco couldn't pull maybe 3500lbs of weight total is an idiot.

 

indeed they are full of it...
fwiw I have pulled a mid 80's suburban with a 20' trailer in a 97 f250 light duty... needed an aal with that but the 5.4L pulled it fine.