Anyone know the appx. weight of the 4x4 Supercrew Lariat?

 

Right at 5000 lbs give or take.

 

Hey H13,

Check out this link:
http://www.fleet.ford.com/truckbbas/...001/f150cd.pdf

Go to page 28 and look at the bottom right and it shows the total weight as well as the GVWR, yes that's an acronym for Gross Vehcle Rate Rating so don't get alarmed .

Enjoy!

Hey Jr,

Pretty good guess or were you reading the same document or something similar?

DaveMan

 

Uh oh, I can't handle those 4 lettered acronyms.

I was thinking in the 5000 lb neighborhood to begin with

6750 - 700 bed payload - 5 pax at 170~200 range = apx. 5000

 

I think it is listed on the label located just inside the drivers door, lower right!!!

 

I looked there first but it only shows the Front and Rear GAWR and the GVWR and not the Basic Empty Weight.

I attached my label from the driver's side door. This is the best angle I could get on it. I deleted only the Vin # and bar code.

If it is on this label let me know.

Thanks

 

Curb Weight 4914 per Kelly Blue Book

jryager hit it on the nose!

 

Hey H,

Look at the last column on the data specs in the link I provided on page 28 at the lower right hand corner. It shows the empty weight there. I thought for sure you'd find it there or am I wrong and that's not what you needed?

Look again 'cause I think it is the correct number, it states 5077 lbs if your GVWR is 6750 and 4994 if your GVWR is 6500. Hope this is helpful.

http://www.fleet.ford.com/truckbbas/...001/f150cd.pdf

DaveMan

 

Daveman,

Yes I did see the weight from the link you posted.

Joeeyo mentioned that the curb weight was on the door sticker. I was just asking him to point it out if it was.

Thanks

 

Autostats is a program I have that lists the stats of nearly every vehicle ever made. It lists the curb weight as of the '01 screw 4x4 as 4914 lbs. Curb weight is measured with all fluids at full. It also lists gross vehicle weight as 6500 lbs.

 

Sounds like it's 4,914 to me.

I found the curb weight of the 5.4 with 2WD... 4,581 pounds

Thats 333 extra pounds for the 4WD componets.

 

dcovell,
That weight sounds about right. That 333 lbs is why they take 300Lbs off the towing capacity off a 4x4 compared to a 2x4.

So can I draw some conclusions:

I have a towing package with the 5.4 and gives me the 6600lb
gross. Minus 4581 lb for the 2x4 truck and I have a carrying capacity of 2019lb.

2000LB sounds a little high but the other numbers sound right.

 

Guy/Gals,

I guess the weight info from the manufacturer is not what people want to see or hear.

http://www.fleet.ford.com/truckbbas/...001/f150cd.pdf

After posting a link to the actual numbers that have been tested, verified and documented by Ford folks still go on with their own theories and independent sources. If Ford is wrong on their own vehicle specs, then who can you believe?

Ford states on page 28 of the provided document above exactly what each truck with each different body styles and engine and engine combination weights and the answer is still varying.

Sounds to me like the only way to settle this is to take the truck to a scale and weight the sucker. But then again, some will doubt the accuracy of the scale so..........Maybe it depends on whether there is a full moon or not There's always going to be a certain amount of error in everyone's answer due to exact truck contents and tolerances in material weights so........who cares, just weight it!

DaveMan

 

DaveMan,

That's becuz we are too lazy to load the pdf file. You need to spell it out in front of our face.

just kidding don't take offense

 

SuperCrew with 2x4
GVWR (lbs.) Front (lbs.) Rear (lbs.) Total (lbs.)
6350 2643 2001 4644
6600 2680 2045 4725

SuperCrew with 4x4
GVWR (lbs.) Front (lbs.) Rear (lbs.) Total (lbs.)
6500 2915 2079 4994
6750 2953 2124 5077

This is according to Ford as from the PDF DAVEMAN attached. I think were all close enough.

Just say "Mess with me and I will run you down with my truck 5000 pound truck!!!!"

By the way the 4x4 SuperCrew with the 6750 GVWR is the heaviest F-150!