Since we are talking tow vehicles....3/4 and one ton differences..

[2in2out]

With the 2021 F-150 you get better tow capacity and you can power your home.

https://apple.news/AcDHCqMVERKC6OA9wbeBV8w

[SONIC]

Already at work.


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[Guppydriver]

I was doing some research last night and was blown away to see that a 2021 Ram 2500 Limited 4X4 Crew Cab with the Cummins had a max payload of 1880 pounds. I mean, that is average payload capability for new half ton. That motor must be a heavy bugger, the payloads go up about 900 pounds by going with a gas motor. I seriously don't see the point of going with the Ram 2500 over a 3500. Sure it tows more, but you have less payload capacity than a lot of half tons that pull up next to you. Both the GM HD's and the Superduty 3/4 ton models have a substantial increase in payload from their half ton offerings, but in a Ram, not so much. I know the Ram Limited is loaded up with heavy options (the lesser trims have more payload), but when I looked at Ford and GM, I made sure to look at their higher trims too and both were in the mid to high 2000's for a 3/4, which is where I would expect them to be.

[2in2out]

Already at work.


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Sounds like you chose well. This article shows the Duramax would be better at pulling up the ramp. The Ram couldn’t cut it.

https://apple.news/AtQv7iWPeSpW97yFtEvzIIA

[larry_arizona]

8000#+curb weight, that’s 3000# more than an F150.


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