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| soundguy
02-19-2013 16:31:07
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a 99 is not commonly called a 'turbo diesel' it is the powerstroke. ( yes.. it is a diesel with a turbo.. etc.. ) but the powerstroke is a completely different engine build than the 2 previous 7.3's
the 7.3 turbo diesel was built only from 93.5 to 94.5 prior to that was the NA 7.3.. after that was the powerstroke.
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| William Fissell
02-19-2013 18:06:52
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Re: Towing Questions/Refs in reply to soundguy, 02-19-2013 16:31:07
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| I sit corrected.... it does say powerstroke on the fender. I'm not "for certain" how powerful this particular powerstroke is.... |
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| BillM (OH)
02-19-2013 19:03:31
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Re: Towing Questions/Refs in reply to William Fissell, 02-19-2013 18:06:52
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| I tow my camper (GVW=14K) with my 2000 F-350 DRW Powerstroke and it does the job, as long as you have the wallet to feed it. Brings it right up the Fancy Gap hill on I-77 at 60-65, (as long as it's not too foggy). Camper weighs almost twice as much as the truck, and I stopped it once starting down hill at 65 when the trailer brakes disconnected just with the truck brakes - did have to wash out my undies on that one though. I have used my friend's 22 foot trailer to haul tractors and implements on the interstate using chains and tighteners (wired or taped shut) with no problems - I do stop every so often and retighten - also use a 2 inch strap across the tranny on the tractor in addition to 4 corner chains. You should be fine with the Powerstroke - best truck Ford has made - later models not so hot IMHO. |
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| William Fissell
02-19-2013 19:08:23
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Re: Towing Questions/Refs in reply to BillM (OH), 02-19-2013 19:03:31
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| Thank you! And I've been on that stretch of 77 running from Cle to Columbia.... |
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| soundguy
02-19-2013 18:19:25
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Re: Towing Questions/Refs in reply to William Fissell, 02-19-2013 18:06:52
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|  a powerstroke 7.3 will pull real good. they wo't race into traffic like a race car but they pull good. I have a 350 and 450 DRW.. I pull a GN deckover with BT trailer and have pulled my buddies e350 stretch conversion ( 16 passanger) van home from being broke down in georgia. the van was long enough that it was nosed up to the front frame and rear was just a couple feet off the beavertail. we ran interstate speed home with no problems on power. I got a big scoop on top of my 450 that was pulling that one. 4.88 rear end and 19.5" rims. I included a pic of the rig. in short. I love those 7.3psd engines.. you will have no power problem.. |
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| William Fissell
02-19-2013 18:25:59
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Re: Towing Questions/Refs in reply to soundguy, 02-19-2013 18:19:25
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| | Interesting... I had noted that it was a little slower into traffic than my subaru :) but when the pedal is put down- it GOES. is this following the document i should work off of for TN? http://www.tn.gov/safety/dlhandbook/11cdl03.pdf |
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| soundguy
02-19-2013 18:29:20
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Re: Towing Questions/Refs in reply to William Fissell, 02-19-2013 18:25:59
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| | can't help ya on TN stuff. in florida.. under 26k and no cdl.. as long as not for hirte / commercial ( farms are now commercial..e tc.. ) |
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