Have 27 ft., 6,600 lb. (dry weight) Camper, need truck--which one?

[KDPGame02]

I tow a 6800lb (dry) TT with my XLT 302a Powerboost and have no complaints. My max payload is about 1900lbs and I like to leave a 10% margin for error when loading up everything. The PB is a beast of truck and I'd put it up against any engine/trim fir towing...just my opinion. For your purposes I'd stick with the EB over the V8...

Wow, my Lariat 501a came in at 1614lbs payload after subtracting a lot of options. I'm impressed you were able to get 1900lbs.

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[DOUGIE0426]

Wow, my Lariat 501a came in at 1614lbs payload after subtracting a lot of options. I'm impressed you were able to get 1900lbs.

1907lbs...just to be precise.

 

[780]

I plan to replace my Lariat with a '22 302A HDPP, if Ford ever gets around to building it. I'm buying that to get 4WD (not FX4), an extra 500# of payload and an extra foot of bed space, plus all the electronic driving aids I can add to a 302A, the highest trim Ford allows with the HDPP. The HDPP also compensates for the added weight of 4WD over my current RWD.

If you feel you need the extra payload an HDPP is the only way to get that and keep the EB. Unfortunately, that limits you to a 302A at most. Alternatively, get a Lariat Low (500A) w/ MaxTow and don't add things that like FX4 that add weight unless you really do drive off-road through rocks and brush, and need the skid plate.

Unless Ford changed it mid 2022, highest trim you can get HDPP on is 301a, not 302a.

If I could have added HDPP to my Max Tow 302a that I ordered in January, I would have.

 

[SomebodyInGNV]

Unless Ford changed it mid 2022, highest trim you can get HDPP on is 301a, not 302a.

If I could have added HDPP to my Max Tow 302a that I ordered in January, I would have.

Yes, I made an error and corrected it earlier. I, too, have a 301A HDPP on order, since late January.

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