Tagged With "F150 Ecoboost"

FYI, Curt makes a front receiver hitch for Ford pickups. They're carried by a number of vendors, such as eTrailer and sell for about $160. They're quite easy to install but may require some air dam mods. I have one on my 2012 F-150 EcoBoost originally put there in the event that I have the park my TT in a very tight spot. Using it for a bike rack is a great idea!

Originally Posted by BrianP: FYI, Curt makes a front receiver hitch for Ford pickups. They're carried by a number of vendors, such as eTrailer and sell for about $160. They're quite easy to install but may require some air dam mods. I have one on my 2012 F-150 EcoBoost originally put there in the event that I have the park my TT in a very tight spot. Using it for a bike rack is a great idea! Thanks, Brian, for the info. After serious consideration of the Hitch Hooks option, I finally decided...

I would be very curious to hear your opinions of the 2015.5 2295 trailer. I am thinking about one of those, but wondering if my F-150 EcoBoost would be able to handle the additional weight. My 1881 is GVW at 5200, the 2295 is 6000. But the extra length might be a challenge. Hope you'll let me know. I REALLY don't want the outside cooking area and would like to have them eliminate that and make it a storage area for some folding chairs. But i LOVE the interior floor plan with the full...

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