the_real_wild1
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Sticker on the door doesn’t mean anything then I guess.
Before i would do anything with that i would confirm the GVW. 4700lbs seems high for todays truck. My F350 has a payload of about 2,000lbs, your more then doubling it.
You cannot just add springs and call it good, it doesn't work that way. DOT goes by your GVW engineered factory spec's on the door of the truck.
This was just taken from my truck door, F350 SuperDuty.
The trucks GVWR is 9900lbs, the truck sits on the scale at 7800lbs, giving it a 2100lb payload.
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Hahaha no wonder DOT is having such a hay day with trucks with sled deck hauling trailer's with 4 big dudes in them.
People don't know how to figure out their carrying capacity.
This was just taken from my truck door, F350 SuperDuty.
The trucks GVWR is 9900lbs, the truck sits on the scale at 7800lbs, giving it a 2100lb payload.
View attachment 210624
Hahaha no wonder DOT is having such a hay day with trucks with sled deck hauling trailer's with 4 big dudes in them.
People don't know how to figure out their carrying capacity.
Hi Peoples,
So I just bought a 1999 dodge 3500 5.9cummins, its all stock. I am going to upgrade the lift pump and the transmission so I can make some power with it I am going to use only in the summer to haul my camper and boat. What aftermarket parts are the ticket for this old pick-up?