2018s Towing Capacity
#11
Using the 2017 guide, the numbers for my configuration ( Crewcab, 6 1/2 bed, 3.73 rear axle with the HDPP) are:
Max. towing: 10800lbs
Payload: 2910lbs
This is for the 2017 version
So I think that towing a trailer up to 10000 lbs GVWR will be ok but if Ford bump that to 12000lbs would be great.
Our current TT weight is 5400lbs with a tongue weight of ~800lbs so no problem there but next year we are planing to move to a 5er with a 9900 GVWR and something around 1400lbs pin weight.
I intent to use the Andersen hitch (~40 lbs) so I don't see any problem there too....
Am I missing something?
Max. towing: 10800lbs
Payload: 2910lbs
This is for the 2017 version
So I think that towing a trailer up to 10000 lbs GVWR will be ok but if Ford bump that to 12000lbs would be great.
Our current TT weight is 5400lbs with a tongue weight of ~800lbs so no problem there but next year we are planing to move to a 5er with a 9900 GVWR and something around 1400lbs pin weight.
I intent to use the Andersen hitch (~40 lbs) so I don't see any problem there too....
Am I missing something?
#12
Using the 2017 guide, the numbers for my configuration ( Crewcab, 6 1/2 bed, 3.73 rear axle with the HDPP) are:
Max. towing: 10800lbs
Payload: 2910lbs
This is for the 2017 version
So I think that towing a trailer up to 10000 lbs GVWR will be ok but if Ford bump that to 12000lbs would be great.
Our current TT weight is 5400lbs with a tongue weight of ~800lbs so no problem there but next year we are planing to move to a 5er with a 9900 GVWR and something around 1400lbs pin weight.
I intent to use the Andersen hitch (~40 lbs) so I don't see any problem there too....
Am I missing something?
Max. towing: 10800lbs
Payload: 2910lbs
This is for the 2017 version
So I think that towing a trailer up to 10000 lbs GVWR will be ok but if Ford bump that to 12000lbs would be great.
Our current TT weight is 5400lbs with a tongue weight of ~800lbs so no problem there but next year we are planing to move to a 5er with a 9900 GVWR and something around 1400lbs pin weight.
I intent to use the Andersen hitch (~40 lbs) so I don't see any problem there too....
Am I missing something?
It doesn't matter if it is 9k or 12k, you are limited by your max hitch rate and payload. Payload should be covered with the HDPP but your hitch will NOT be rated for a 10k GVWR bumper pull unless it is increased. . That would be 1300lbs plus your WDH on the hitch.
As as far as your payload, with few options, be happy if your payload is near 2600 lbs on a crew can 4x4.
A small Fifth Wheel might be what you are looking for. Disregard the 1400 hitch weight DRY. Most need 20-25% pin weight. I think you will be near 2,000 lbs old the truck, maybe more. Very hard to say with certainty when only using DRY weights. It might work or might not. Very expensive decision.
I will ill let some others on the forum chime in about Fifth Wheel pin weight, as I don't have experience with them.
Last edited by jcb206; 08-01-2017 at 06:45 PM.
#13
EDIT: I stated 1050 hitch weight. I think it is 1150 for the max tow and HDPP. So the numbers are a little different. Hard to edit such a large post on phone.
So 8077 GVWR theoretically, plus some WDH are lighter than others.
Great tow tow vehicle and a lots of great travel trailers in the 6,000 to 8,000 GVWR range.
So 8077 GVWR theoretically, plus some WDH are lighter than others.
Great tow tow vehicle and a lots of great travel trailers in the 6,000 to 8,000 GVWR range.
#14
Yes.
It doesn't matter if it is 9k or 12k, you are limited by your max hitch rate and payload. Payload should be covered with the HDPP but your hitch will NOT be rated for a 10k GVWR bumper pull unless it is increased. . That would be 1300lbs plus your WDH on the hitch.
As as far as your payload, with few options, be happy if your payload is near 2600 lbs on a crew can 4x4.
A small Fifth Wheel might be what you are looking for. Disregard the 1400 hitch weight DRY. Most need 20-25% pin weight. I think you will be near 2,000 lbs old the truck, maybe more. Very hard to say with certainty when only using DRY weights. It might work or might not. Very expensive decision.
I will ill let some others on the forum chime in about Fifth Wheel pin weight, as I don't have experience with them.
It doesn't matter if it is 9k or 12k, you are limited by your max hitch rate and payload. Payload should be covered with the HDPP but your hitch will NOT be rated for a 10k GVWR bumper pull unless it is increased. . That would be 1300lbs plus your WDH on the hitch.
As as far as your payload, with few options, be happy if your payload is near 2600 lbs on a crew can 4x4.
A small Fifth Wheel might be what you are looking for. Disregard the 1400 hitch weight DRY. Most need 20-25% pin weight. I think you will be near 2,000 lbs old the truck, maybe more. Very hard to say with certainty when only using DRY weights. It might work or might not. Very expensive decision.
I will ill let some others on the forum chime in about Fifth Wheel pin weight, as I don't have experience with them.
#15
Using the 2017 guide, the numbers for my configuration ( Crewcab, 6 1/2 bed, 3.73 rear axle with the HDPP) are:
Max. towing: 10800lbs
Payload: 2910lbs
This is for the 2017 version
So I think that towing a trailer up to 10000 lbs GVWR will be ok but if Ford bump that to 12000lbs would be great.
Our current TT weight is 5400lbs with a tongue weight of ~800lbs so no problem there but next year we are planing to move to a 5er with a 9900 GVWR and something around 1400lbs pin weight.
I intent to use the Andersen hitch (~40 lbs) so I don't see any problem there too....
Am I missing something?
Max. towing: 10800lbs
Payload: 2910lbs
This is for the 2017 version
So I think that towing a trailer up to 10000 lbs GVWR will be ok but if Ford bump that to 12000lbs would be great.
Our current TT weight is 5400lbs with a tongue weight of ~800lbs so no problem there but next year we are planing to move to a 5er with a 9900 GVWR and something around 1400lbs pin weight.
I intent to use the Andersen hitch (~40 lbs) so I don't see any problem there too....
Am I missing something?
#16
#17
Thanks. I have the 1050 hitch now. Wish the Max Tow still increased the GVWR too.
Last edited by jcb206; 08-02-2017 at 04:24 PM.
#18
Senior Member
Well the 2018's will be rated at 13,200 towing WITH the Max tow Package!!! They will include a heavier gauge steel frame , special re-engineered steering to be able to handle the extra weight...will keep you more stable going down the freeway etc at speed. Payload was around 3600lbs i think!! This baby intrudes on F250 capabilities! There is a lot more like bigger and more coolers, a bunch of stuff I forgot already but this will be the King again
#19
My set up is a Screw 4x2 with a 6.5 bed (157in wheel base) with the V8 and max payload package.
While the max tow went from 10800 to 11600, the payload went from 2910 to 2890....
I really hope that the 20 lbs lost on payload is to compensate a heavier and more robust hitch....
#20
Well the 2018's will be rated at 13,200 towing WITH the Max tow Package!!! They will include a heavier gauge steel frame , special re-engineered steering to be able to handle the extra weight...will keep you more stable going down the freeway etc at speed. Payload was around 3600lbs i think!! This baby intrudes on F250 capabilities! There is a lot more like bigger and more coolers, a bunch of stuff I forgot already but this will be the King again
Yes but not all went up.
My set up is a Screw 4x2 with a 6.5 bed (157in wheel base) with the V8 and max payload package.
While the max tow went from 10800 to 11600, the payload went from 2910 to 2890....
I really hope that the 20 lbs lost on payload is to compensate a heavier and more robust hitch....
My set up is a Screw 4x2 with a 6.5 bed (157in wheel base) with the V8 and max payload package.
While the max tow went from 10800 to 11600, the payload went from 2910 to 2890....
I really hope that the 20 lbs lost on payload is to compensate a heavier and more robust hitch....