Highest payload
Construction is hard on the body and brain, and there is a lot of turnover. Those guys nailing in the framing of that new house going up down the street, most of them don't get past cutting boards, making concrete forms, digging holes, and swinging hammers. They know a very small subset of what it means to be a professional carpenter, IMO.
Do you have any more info on this I may quailify as a fleet buyer with my company, Id love to have a 22 in Lariat with HDPP
Hi, I’m the new kid on the block. Hope this question is in the right place. I now have a great/reliable 2010 lariat screw 4x4 but with a non-existent payload and it’s time to trade, and this time I’m going back to cloth.
Comparing two trucks for payloads. Both with co-pilot 360, 40/20/40 buckets, cameras, FX4, tow mirrors, box lighting, sprayed bed, tailgate work, remote start, running boards. The contenders are:
XLT 302a, 5.0, 4x4, max tow, 5.5
VS
XLT 301a, 5.0, 4x4, max tow, 6.5, HDPP
Think I will gain any meaningful payload with the 6.5 HDPP, thoughts?
Hoglou
Comparing two trucks for payloads. Both with co-pilot 360, 40/20/40 buckets, cameras, FX4, tow mirrors, box lighting, sprayed bed, tailgate work, remote start, running boards. The contenders are:
XLT 302a, 5.0, 4x4, max tow, 5.5
VS
XLT 301a, 5.0, 4x4, max tow, 6.5, HDPP
Think I will gain any meaningful payload with the 6.5 HDPP, thoughts?
Hoglou
Hi, I’m the new kid on the block. Hope this question is in the right place. I now have a great/reliable 2010 lariat screw 4x4 but with a non-existent payload and it’s time to trade, and this time I’m going back to cloth.
Comparing two trucks for payloads. Both with co-pilot 360, 40/20/40 buckets, cameras, FX4, tow mirrors, box lighting, sprayed bed, tailgate work, remote start, running boards. The contenders are:
XLT 302a, 5.0, 4x4, max tow, 5.5
VS
XLT 301a, 5.0, 4x4, max tow, 6.5, HDPP
Think I will gain any meaningful payload with the 6.5 HDPP, thoughts?
Hoglou
Comparing two trucks for payloads. Both with co-pilot 360, 40/20/40 buckets, cameras, FX4, tow mirrors, box lighting, sprayed bed, tailgate work, remote start, running boards. The contenders are:
XLT 302a, 5.0, 4x4, max tow, 5.5
VS
XLT 301a, 5.0, 4x4, max tow, 6.5, HDPP
Think I will gain any meaningful payload with the 6.5 HDPP, thoughts?
Hoglou
Hi, I’m the new kid on the block. Hope this question is in the right place. I now have a great/reliable 2010 lariat screw 4x4 but with a non-existent payload and it’s time to trade, and this time I’m going back to cloth.
Comparing two trucks for payloads. Both with co-pilot 360, 40/20/40 buckets, cameras, FX4, tow mirrors, box lighting, sprayed bed, tailgate work, remote start, running boards. The contenders are:
XLT 302a, 5.0, 4x4, max tow, 5.5
VS
XLT 301a, 5.0, 4x4, max tow, 6.5, HDPP
Think I will gain any meaningful payload with the 6.5 HDPP, thoughts?
Hoglou
Comparing two trucks for payloads. Both with co-pilot 360, 40/20/40 buckets, cameras, FX4, tow mirrors, box lighting, sprayed bed, tailgate work, remote start, running boards. The contenders are:
XLT 302a, 5.0, 4x4, max tow, 5.5
VS
XLT 301a, 5.0, 4x4, max tow, 6.5, HDPP
Think I will gain any meaningful payload with the 6.5 HDPP, thoughts?
Hoglou
Reason the crew cabs typically have a 7000lb GVWR while the HDPP has 7800lb GVWR. Adding the same options to both trucks removes the same amount of payload capacity
2021 Ford® F-150 XLT Truck | Model Details & Specs
Last edited by MikeD134; Dec 9, 2021 at 03:51 PM.







