Whats the difference f-250 and f-350(no dullies)
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TDunk
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Basicly the same truck. The 1 ton has more springs, that's about it.
NYH1
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The F-350 should have a higher payload and towing capacity. What are you going to use it for?
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I also wanted to mention that a good friend of mine works for our local water department. They had 4x4 F-350's with the V10 and 4.30 gears, you want to talk about a torque monster! 
Tree Slayer
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Had a 01 250 and a 03 350 350 was a bad ass truck no rear sag like the 250 the gvw is not a whole lot different, maybe a 1000 pounds both bad on gas. I have a 06 150 crew cab now and love it.
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throught the years ,,,,,
Brakes (size , material and hyd ratio & amount of boost) , rims - tire size and class ('D' - 'E') , springs , shock absorbers- suspension, cooling system (trans, power-steerng, radiator, ect) , steering gear ratio and amount of assist , axle / brg size , clutch pack/plate numbers and materials in auto-trannys, clutch size and materials (ceramic / asbestos type) and pressure plate type in manuals , tranny first gear ratio and tranny selection.
Engine emissions packages, Catalytic converters options, exhaust size and dual / single exhaust, Carb jetting , Camshaft selections, spark-advances/ vac-advance ignition advance curves. Engine control programs.
Fuel tank size and numbers of tanks.
Just to name a few that have been manufactures options that changed from 3/4 - 1 ton trucks in the past. Not as much of a difference to the mechanic as it was to the Fleet sales / order and parts-counter guy.
Brakes (size , material and hyd ratio & amount of boost) , rims - tire size and class ('D' - 'E') , springs , shock absorbers- suspension, cooling system (trans, power-steerng, radiator, ect) , steering gear ratio and amount of assist , axle / brg size , clutch pack/plate numbers and materials in auto-trannys, clutch size and materials (ceramic / asbestos type) and pressure plate type in manuals , tranny first gear ratio and tranny selection.
Engine emissions packages, Catalytic converters options, exhaust size and dual / single exhaust, Carb jetting , Camshaft selections, spark-advances/ vac-advance ignition advance curves. Engine control programs.
Fuel tank size and numbers of tanks.
Just to name a few that have been manufactures options that changed from 3/4 - 1 ton trucks in the past. Not as much of a difference to the mechanic as it was to the Fleet sales / order and parts-counter guy.
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Treeman587
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The main differences are the 350 has more spring, and the axle tubes are a like a 1/4 inch bigger in diameter. That is from looking at mine and my friends trucks, same year.
Oh and no matter which, get a diesel! check Diesel Power this month for their V10 vs Power Stroke test.
Oh and no matter which, get a diesel! check Diesel Power this month for their V10 vs Power Stroke test.
Why diesel?
Iam looking for a very reiable,strong and will last a long time, can go into a woods or were ever and haul wood out.Be able to pull anything ,well pretty much anything.Diesel trucks are soooooooooo much more money.:jawdrop: I would love to get one that is diesel.Thanks for all info.
Iam looking for a very reiable,strong and will last a long time, can go into a woods or were ever and haul wood out.Be able to pull anything ,well pretty much anything.Diesel trucks are soooooooooo much more money.:jawdrop: I would love to get one that is diesel.Thanks for all info.
What is the difference between these two trucks? Beside ones a 3/4 ton and the other 1 ton.Aren't they pretty much the same truck?
License, insurance, and property tax fees among other things. Some places really nail you for owning an F-350.
Treeman587
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Yeah I am sure RB knows. He lives in Virginia too. They Hammer us for owning a truck around here.
Yeah, but I think NC is worse for owning F-350s. The difference is quite a lot from what I've heard.
Why is more for a f-350 then F-250 as far as title? Insurance that much different?
Some locales figure that with an F-350 it is a commercial vehicle. I think in NC you need commercial plates for one.
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103scooter
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go for the F250. it will save you money on gas compared to the 350 and from what ive seen they can pull anything you throw at them anyways.
ive seen a 2000lb fetilizer tank on an F250 and its been going strong for 5 years now. no problems and the truck is used daily.
ive seen a 2000lb fetilizer tank on an F250 and its been going strong for 5 years now. no problems and the truck is used daily.
