Hi, new here. I have been bouncing around the Ford forums looking for information. I am sure that this question has been ask hundreds of times. I am looking to order a 2022 F-350 SRW to tow a small 5th wheel (loaded <12K pounds, loaded pin +2400 pounds), hitch, passengers, truck cargo, etc, I’m looking at 3014-pound total payload. I don’t want to max out the payload, so I was thinking of adding 10%, for a total payload of 3300 pounds. I have gone through the 2022 specs and towing guide and truck camper publications.
I am looking at the following build:
F-350 XLT CC SB
4x2 (will consider 4x4 if I get a payload advantage that exceeds the package weight)
7.3L or 6.2L
10-speed
3.73 axel
18“ wheels
XLT Value Package (fog lamps, power driver’s seat, reverse sensing, etc)
5th Wheel/Gooseneck prep
Ultimate Trailer Tow Camera System with Pro Trailer Backup Assist
Rear Window – Power-Sliding with Privacy Glass
XLT Value Package (fog lamps, power driver’s seat, reverse sensing, etc)
5th Wheel/Gooseneck prep
Ultimate Trailer Tow Camera System with Pro Trailer Backup Assist
Rear Window – Power-Sliding with Privacy Glass
40/Console/40 front seats
I see the base payload for the CC SB 6.2 is 3440 pounds and 3406 for 7.3L for the 10700 GVWR with 18” (A/S?) tires. For a 4x4 CC SB and 11300 GVWR the payloads are a little better for 18” A/T tires at 3620 pounds for the 6.2L and 3586 pounds for the 7.3L
My question is how much cargo capacity am I left with after the weight of the packages and accessories are added? I have searched for the accessory/option/package weights but have been unsuccessful, except for the truck camper loading publication, but the items listed in that publication have not changed for at least 10 years. I have asked the dealer about my remaining payload capacity and they provide me with the base payloads. When I place am order will the order report contain any indication of the remaining payload?
I see that super cabs had a significantly higher base payload and I may consider that as an option if I need to.