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Towing with an f150 supercrew 2003 model?
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Posted by Hurst on May 24, 2005 at 14:19:15 from (66.129.5.5):
How much can this model truck tow safely with a standard bumper hitch with a bumper pull trailer? I was thinking about towing an allis chlamers 7000 with it, but wasn't sure if the truck's frame could handle pulling that weight, even if the weight is not on the tounge too much. This truck has been rear-ended and had to have to frame heated and straightened about 2 or 3 degrees in the bend. Will towing something this heavy possible mess up the frame again? Is there anywhere that is in central Ky to rent trucks with gooseneck balls in the beds, I can probably borrow a gooseneck if I can find a truck to pull it with. By the way, the f150 doesn't have a ball in the bed, just a bumper hitch with the towing package. Thanks Hurst
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