Dan the roofer
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I tow 10 000 lbs with my 1500 Sierra no problem , that’s close to the limit but the 6400 lb tractor with trailer should be well under that.
Will be buying a newer truck soon.
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Dan the roofer
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dodge man
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Sorry but unless you got the first ever one made, Ford does not make a eco boost V8. They make two different v6 twin turbos, a 5.0 v8, and a diesel in the F150’s.
Dan the roofer
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It was a 2018 I was a v8 and it said Eco boost
Dan the roofer
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I just googled it , I guess I was mistaken, I know it was a v8 I though I saw eco boost
crashz
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Double check those numbers for the GM. The HP # of 285 was right for my 2004. Gotta be more now.
Just like tractors, you gotta go sit in some seats. Speaking of: I really like the seats in the new Ram. I rented one this winter and drove from Indiana back to New Hampshire and was extremely comfortable. What a nice truck. Only complaint would be the PRND knob. I like a lever, but it literally is the only fault I could find.
Oh - loaded (bed full of stuff) mpgs highway was ~21 for the whole ride, even though I enjoyed the power.
Just like tractors, you gotta go sit in some seats. Speaking of: I really like the seats in the new Ram. I rented one this winter and drove from Indiana back to New Hampshire and was extremely comfortable. What a nice truck. Only complaint would be the PRND knob. I like a lever, but it literally is the only fault I could find.
Oh - loaded (bed full of stuff) mpgs highway was ~21 for the whole ride, even though I enjoyed the power.
Silverado numbers are way off.
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the 5 liter V8 is not an eco boost nor a turbo
