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RunninHotRacing163.1 09-10-2010 03:39 PM


Originally Posted by mcraymond3 (Post 3203951)
I have a 2005 F650 4x4 that I am planning on selling soon. It is black, has CAT/ Allison, super singles and only 25,000 miles. Let me know if you have any interest. Can take your truck on trade too. Asking $79,000

Mat
910-787-4101


getting tempted BIG Daddy ,any pic s ?
Bill:drink:

dookie 09-10-2010 08:00 PM


Originally Posted by RunninHotRacing158 (Post 3204537)
getting tempted BIG Daddy ,any pic s ?
Bill:drink:

Man how you gonna slip up and steal my MOJO!!!! :lolhit:
seriously , I would love to step right up and buy into that range, but want to pay cash . Do not like financing Toys.
BLAH BLAH , I dont want to hear how somebody else will just stroke a check for the 79,500 one either ..... I admit it , I have a little WEENUS too......:party-smiley-004:

RunninHotRacing163.1 09-10-2010 08:12 PM


Originally Posted by dookie (Post 3204686)
Man how you gonna slip up and steal my MOJO!!!! :lolhit:
seriously , I would love to step right up and buy into that range, but want to pay cash . Do not like financing Toys.
BLAH BLAH , I dont want to hear how somebody else will just stroke a check for the 79,500 one either ..... I admit it , I have a little WEENUS too......:party-smiley-004:

not stealin your MOJO BIG Daddy ,i'm not partial to Black :eek:

waycool marine 09-10-2010 10:05 PM

I bought a 650 early this spring. found it here on oso . its very cool it draws a crowd. I had a 550 with a 6.0, the 650 milage is double. around 9- 10 towing my cigarette, just went to loto for the shoot out did 1200 miles and put fuel in twice, cause it was 20 cents a gallon cheaper in missouri. as for interior I put new in from supperior seating in elkart indiana. awsome 2 tone leather heated buckets and rear bench ,i think was $ 2400, sold the stock setup for $ 1000. it is air ride and it does ride like a truck But its very cool would not go back to 350/450/550 or a chevy dually. it least not for a while my 2004 650 just turned 10k miles. my vote go big

Catmando 09-10-2010 11:26 PM


Originally Posted by waycool marine (Post 3204785)
I bought a 650 early this spring. found it here on oso . its very cool it draws a crowd. I had a 550 with a 6.0, the 650 milage is double. around 9- 10 towing my cigarette, just went to loto for the shoot out did 1200 miles and put fuel in twice, cause it was 20 cents a gallon cheaper in missouri. as for interior I put new in from supperior seating in elkart indiana. awsome 2 tone leather heated buckets and rear bench ,i think was $ 2400, sold the stock setup for $ 1000. it is air ride and it does ride like a truck But its very cool would not go back to 350/450/550 or a chevy dually. it least not for a while my 2004 650 just turned 10k miles. my vote go big

How bout some pics of that waycool truck. ;) I really like that white FX Hauler on the F650supertruck site, sharp looking truck. It's not as lifted as most of them so it should be easier to tow a gooseneck/5th wheel.

Tim G. 09-12-2010 09:21 PM

Got your CDL?????
 
This is a real truck. Legally much different than a pickup truck.
Needs a CDL. (yes they do. don't try and fool yourself)
The truck now needs to be tagged for the COMBINATION weight. This will put all but those pulling bass boats over 26k.
Don't drive past weigh stations in a 650... You may get lucky a couple times..... Passing a weigh station is a moving violation...It'll throw 3 points on your DL....

The stock 650s with air ride in the rear ride like unloaded dump trucks...which is what they are.
Kelderman air ride is not cheap.

I have a good amount of seat time in a F650 w 300 cat... The more weight the better. The truck was just fine with 32,000lbs on the hitch. It rode like a 2x4 when only pulling 15,000lbs.

Overall worst aspect was that it would not run in the rain.... If humidity climbs and rain starts I swear the engine lost 50+ hp and fuel economy dropped 25%......

I see that you have a 32' boat.... No need for the big truck...
Moving up to a dually pickup will be an improvement in towing though...

Catmando 09-13-2010 06:52 PM

I see that you have a 32' boat.... No need for the big truck... Tim G.


Cobra Performance Boats in California bought a six door from F650pickups.com. The biggest boat they build is a 32' V. The bad part is they bought it right before the economy crashed.

LuvMy47Ftn 09-13-2010 08:51 PM

I have never used anything bigger than a 1 ton Chevy to pull my 47. In fact I pulled my old 47 a lot of miles with a 454 then a 496 because I hated the old diesel that Chevy had and I was to stuborn to try a Duramax when it became available. My current 3500 is an 08 Duramax and I'm glad I finally tried one. I will also say that new Ford diesel is pretty impressive and once they are out awhile and are proven I may have to try one. Most likely if I do it won't be anything bigger than a 450.
And Tim G is right about the problems of using a 650 and also it has to be plated for the total gross weight of the truck, trailer and boat combined.

outriggers 09-13-2010 10:05 PM

CDL's
 
These truck rules don't make sense to me. So, you need a CDL to pull your boat with a F650, but an 80 year old can jump right in a 43' motorhome 102" wide at over 50K lbs. gross, no problem? I see Freightliner's pulling RV's, do they need CDL's also? I see Freighliner chassis's made into motorhomes pulling SUV's, CDL? All non-commercial. Doug

Double Down 09-13-2010 11:08 PM


Originally Posted by outriggers (Post 3207095)
These truck rules don't make sense to me. So, you need a CDL to pull your boat with a F650, but an 80 year old can jump right in a 43' motorhome 102" wide at over 50K lbs. gross, no problem? I see Freightliner's pulling RV's, do they need CDL's also? I see Freighliner chassis's made into motorhomes pulling SUV's, CDL? All non-commercial. Doug

motorhome is a motorhome in most states, not a truck..."personal " not for commercial use, thus no CDL needed for owner/driver..... tow and go, heck add a trailer if you want and travel the country in style... recently got stopped in Chicago in a 50 ft Motorhome + 50 :evilb:ft trailer for traveling in the left (non truck lane)....state patrol came back and said "sorry" didn't know this was a motorhome , it is NOT a TRUCK, can't give you a ticket, have a nice day......


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