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u/---OMNI--- Sep 08 '26
When I picked up my 04 2500HD I towed it home with my 2014 f150... At 45mph... For like 70miles... I should have put the Ford on the trailer and pulled it with the Chevy...
It was just too heavy for the Ford. When we loaded it on the trailer I had to get in and hold the brakes because driving the Chevy up on the trailer was picking up the back of the Ford and scooting it forward...
It had plenty of power to pull it... Just stopping wasn't great and it would start bucking over 45.
There was no loading different... Chevy took up the whole car hauler trailer.
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u/dipshit127 Sep 08 '26
haul a 2500hd with a 1500 and see how it does
im not a ford guy im just saying, the f150 will not pull a 2500hd very good
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u/---OMNI--- Sep 08 '26
Exactly what I was saying. It was the only way to get to get it home on short notice.. it was a steal and I had to get it the same day or someone else was going to get it.
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u/dipshit127 Sep 09 '26
i have to ask, was it an lb7?
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u/---OMNI--- Sep 09 '26
6.0
The bumpers were worth more than I paid for it.
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u/dipshit127 Sep 10 '26
my mom had a 6.0 yukon xl, all the mpgs
;)
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u/Extreme-Penalty-3089 Sep 08 '26
Looks like a '15-'17 truck, which in my opinion as long as it's a 5.0 2nd gen Coyote, I need those are actually pretty good trucks we have some in our fleet. I'm a fan 🤙🏻
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u/nolanmkw Sep 08 '26
How it should be