Towing a 27 or 29????
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I lived in Detroit and Northern, MI for years so I certainly know what the snow is like....LOL!
I see Canyon lake on your sig. I have some land there @ Mystic Shores on the north side. Trying to offload it now in preperation of moving.
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I dont have a 29 but I have a Cummins 3/4 ton, and I can tell you that once you have a diesel and that flat torque curve I will NEVER have a whiny gas p/u again. Running over hills without the tranny even having to drop a gear is awesome. It really irritates me when a gasser has to drop two gears just to get over a grade when towing
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When i picked up the 27 from Rob Freeman . My truck was broke down the day before. So i used the wife's Expedition and it towed it just fine. I'm very consertive when towing leaving plenty of stopping room and maintaining a safe speed .
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Towing specs on the new F150 Eco is 11,300#. That's with a 3:73 rear and you can order 4:10s. The twin turbo gives good boost at low rpms. The truck has been tested recently (I believe it was Motor Trend) where they compared the 5.0, 6.2, and the Eco Boost. You can probably find the test online. I tow my 29' Fever twin with a lot less than the Eco Boost but I only have a 1.3 mile tow to the ramp.