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Sport Chassis is the best way togo $$$$$$

After that an F550, we used one to pull our race boats.

Never had any problems.

Likefastboats

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Likefastboats

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I've had them all! An F350 Dually will do the work but you will know your towing something big. The Sport Chassis is the cats meow. I towed my 40 ft Fountain from Florida to California with it and ran 75 mph and forgot I had a boat behind me. But being a Ford fanatic I sold it and built an F650. Again towing and stopping is effortless for it but it's not as roomy or comfortable as the SC. I kinda miss my Sport Chassis. Anything less than a F650 or SC make sure it's a 4x4. The big trucks are so much heavier they have no problem on a slick ramp but the lighter trucks can have a serious problem. If you have the $$$$ go with the big trucks and you"ll never regreat it.

Outkast Rafe

I have a 20k mile sportchasis I may part with.

JRider

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Was pulling my boat out in 2wd, stop on ramp, set ebrake, attach boat, walk on tongue have a weird sensation that in moving. ..and I was! Jumped on dock, hopped in truck threw the stick into 4 and save d my truck from bath. I know my dmax 2500 is not in the 650 league but the 4wd is something to weigh seriously on. Also if you are going to use the truck for anything else but towing a 3500/350 ride is supreme

Sydwayz

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^^Next time walk on the ramp!
You on the tongue lifted too much weight off the front wheels.

offshore312

Now that's what I call an offhanded way of telling somebody they need to go on a diet!

Bill fountain40

thanks for all the advice, I do want to stay with a 4x4 so I am thinking a F-450 will do a good job with my boat.

JWDavisToys

Look at www.davis4x4.com several nice 350s even a 450 in stock and several more coming.

murfman

Actually the front tires will just roll if not in 4WD the parking brake is only on the rears...