Funny Payload Observation
One of our guys at work has a 2019 Screw fleet package XL truck. Vinyl floor, no factory console, a true fleet truck. 3.5L Eco, 4x4 (non-FX4), 5.5' bed. From the factory his payload is 1818. I have a '20 XLT 302A with a few other options added on, similar specs as his. My payload is 1866. Just found it funny and odd mine has a bit higher payload than his, even with a higher trim and package level.
Carry on.
Carry on.
One of our guys at work has a 2019 Screw fleet package XL truck. Vinyl floor, no factory console, a true fleet truck. 3.5L Eco, 4x4 (non-FX4), 5.5' bed. From the factory his payload is 1818. I have a '20 XLT 302A with a few other options added on, similar specs as his. My payload is 1866. Just found it funny and odd mine has a bit higher payload than his, even with a higher trim and package level.
Carry on.
Carry on.
If yours just has the standard tank and hitch and his is a Max Tow that's roughly 78 lb (It's 97 lb from 23.0 gal + 53B to Max Tow).
If yours has an 8.8 vs his 9.75 Axle that's 40 lb as well. Wasn't clear if yours was a 3.5EB.
Last edited by Gene K; Apr 1, 2021 at 12:16 PM.
Of course I have an '18 53B Hitch Package Truck with an 18100 GCWR assigned to it's VIN according to an Email from Ford Fleet so mistakes do happen.
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Huh. Interesting. I just expected his truck to have a greater payload than mine. Our add on’s are about the same really. Mines just a higher trimmed truck, so I expected a little less.





