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Originally Posted by ford7.3SD
What is the trailer tow rating for my 01,350 psd?
what is the front axle of it a Dana 50 or a 60
and whats the difference between the 2 axles?because i have herd the 50 is crap
what is the front axle of it a Dana 50 or a 60
and whats the difference between the 2 axles?because i have herd the 50 is crap
Is it an auto or a 6spd? Is it 4x4 or 4x2? Is it a dually or SRW? What cab/box configuration? What kind of towing, bumper hitch or gooseneck? All of those make a difference in the towing capacity. The ONLY thing I can assume is that its a 4x4 since you're asking about D50/60 axles.
For the axles, not enough information. In 2001 the only trucks to get the D60 axle is F350 DRW trucks. The 50s shortcoming is that the shafts neck down as they enter the carrier to a smaller diameter shaft. This becomes the weak point if you're running larger wheels/tires or offroading alot. Other than that they're pretty much same performance wise.
Now please go out and read this then this. My head hurts now, I need some asprin.
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You can look it up yourself here:
http://www.hillerford.com/resource_l...esourframe.htm
Check links on the left side
lots of good info there...
http://www.hillerford.com/resource_l...esourframe.htm
Check links on the left side
lots of good info there...
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There is lots of good info in there, but kind of suprising that they don't have any GCWR or GVWR ratings. That just gives you a general capacity. For a 10k trailer you're fine, but if you've got a larger camper or gooseneck you'll need to know the GCWR. I need to see if I can dig up the chart I had with all that info on it. Theres more to the equation than just how much can the hitch pull.
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Originally Posted by angus242
Is this what you're looking for?
http://www.hillerford.com/resource_l...eightframe.htm
http://www.hillerford.com/resource_l...eightframe.htm
BINGO! I must have missed that on there, but thats the info thats needed. Its a pretty comprehensive site from the looks of it so I was suprised not to see it. Adding that to the bookmarks now.