F-150 Towing Capacity
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If you only do it a few times a year for local jaunts it's just dice rolling. Regarding the OP pulling a boat a couple thousand miles is just looking for trouble.
I did not calculate the breastssssssessess in there, if they'll be present then just ignore all the above and purchase a Freightliner
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around town to a gas station o-k but not to Fla. I know from experience i have a 35 lightning and i am using an f-150 to move it around locally, would not even think about going out on and interstate with it on a long run. Looking for an F-250 diesel right now.
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The bottom line is if the truck, trailer, and hitch are rated to pull the weight, your fine. This assumes you have proper setup and knowledge of how to tow. I see my fare share of idiots with very capable trucks 3/4 ton and 1 ton rigs pulling too fast, trailing to close behind others, and doing stupid things. No matter what rig you have if your set-up sucks, and you are foolish with your driving, its not safe. If its rated for it, your good.