need spec sheet for gcwr 1994 f-350

ALKY · Jul 19, 2013

need a copy showing gcwr of 1994 f-350 4dr dually 4x2 460 auto.i'm titling this inPA and want this for future combination tags.Ford dealer says to old for there data base. Please help! thanks

Turbys_1700 · Jul 19, 2013

Why do you need the GCWR from the factory?
Your rear axle should be a Dana 80 and your front axle should be a Dana 60...
What ever the weight rating on the axles will give you the legal limits of loading your vehicle...
You can tag up to 26K without a CDL...
Just don't overload your axles on the truck...
Just a guesstimate but the factory GCWR for your truck is probably in the 15K to 20K range...

Jimbrown · Jul 19, 2013

Might be in here I did not download it

1994 ford f350 owners manual - free eBooks download

ALKY · Jul 19, 2013

Pa requires it to place it on the title.if u don't have combo tags u are limited to 10k.payin xtra fees don't help DOT goes by the numbers.after all it is PA!

Turbys_1700 · Jul 19, 2013

If your Ford dealer does not have it...
And...
It is not on the internet...
And...
You can't get a copy anywhere...
How does anybody in Pa register anything that is old without the GCWR certificate???

ALKY · Jul 19, 2013

it can be registered,just can't tow a trailer over 10k,without combination tags.ie more $$ 4 pa

Turbys_1700 · Jul 19, 2013

Gotcha...
Here in NC you have to tag the trailer to be legal...
Set fee...
You pay for the truck tag based on the weight...

ALKY · Jul 19, 2013

in pa,it's like that until 10k on trailer,above that u pay combo and trailer.ex. truck 10k,trailer 14k =24k tags for tk + trailer tag ugh!! PA is great!

some zilch · Jul 19, 2013

Turbys_1700 said:
Why do you need the GCWR from the factory?
Your rear axle should be a Dana 80 and your front axle should be a Dana 60...
What ever the weight rating on the axles will give you the legal limits of loading your vehicle...
You can tag up to 26K without a CDL...
Just don't overload your axles on the truck...
Just a guesstimate but the factory GCWR for your truck is probably in the 15K to 20K range...

i know a 2wd f350 is not going to have a dana 60 steer axle. its 2 wheel drive.....
i am 99% positive that a '94 f350 does not use a dana 80 rear axle. (my '97 f-super duty does, but it is 10-lug, disc braked, and can handle quite a bit more weight than an f350)