I have a 99 F350 DRW Crew Cab Long Bed, Super Duty 7.3L Diesel. My wife and I are looking into getting horses. We want a steel trailer, [anywhere from 2-6 horse trailer]. We saw a 3 horse trailer that weighs 4300. I know I can pull this, but while looking into this stuff I wanted to know my max weight pull/tow capacity. We would be utilizing gooseneck hitch. We do not have a GN hitch yet.
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The >2-6< horse trailer part brings up another issue to concider ?
The GCVWR (Gross Combined Vehicle Weight Rateing) of your 99 F-350 DRW.
That Would Be:
A. The Total Weight of your truck, with you and the wife in it, your gear, and a full tank(s) of fuel. (GVW) Added To:
B. The total weight of the Horse trailer, the gear & tack, plus the >Known< weight of X number of Horses in/on it.
F-350, Duallys are purdy Stout.. But with Horses.. you can get purdy Heavy, Purdy Quik, when you add A & B together for a GCVW, against the GCVWR ???
Joe
Most folks I know, that pull horse trailers, have Goosneck Hitches.