if someone gets stuck(mud, beach, snow, whatever), will my 4.6L triton have what it takes to pull them out. I know the 5.4 would be ideal but im just wondering. This is my first truck and i love it but i dont know too much about the capability compared to the 5.4. The door says 6950lbs for towing capacity. and it is stock right now except for my flowmaster, tints, and bed cover.
it is hard to say, there are a lot of variables that could come in to play like your traction, how bad they are stuck, etc.. You should have no problem with a mild stuck, but you never know until your in the situation!
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"pig in the ground beer on ice just like ol Hank taught us about"
I can reiterate the above. After pulling out countless number of trucks, every situation is different. I have the 5.4 and have done well pulling out everything I've come across (minus one situation I needed help with). Some of the people could have EASILY been pulled out by a 4cyl truck while others definately used the 300horses of my V8. The one thing that I can say is that if someone's stuck in thick mud, then that creates a suction and even if it's a 3000lb civic it could have a pull weight of 10,000lb with the mud sucking it in. Good luck, and know the capabilities of your truck....Don't overbear it, cause that driveshaft and gears will only take so much before they "snap". I'm sure many of us have seen it before!
My sig is the one time I needed help snatching from two jeeps that were also anchored to a tree.
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2004 F150 Screw FX4
2.5in NCD leveling kit
35x12.5 Toyo MT open Country on OEM 18' wheels
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Its what you put down to the ground not what the crank has. I have pulled big jeeps out with an old Suzuki Samurai that had all of 60 hp crank, but it was geared down and could do the job. Put that 150 in 4low and something will break before it stops pulling
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