The differences I noticed were as small as 100 pounds for some F-350s with the same cab configurations, transmission and engine equipped, but I also noticed a difference of several thousand pounds in other cases, so be sure you know what axle ratio your truck has to get an accurate number. The regular cab seemed to have the best weight ratings compared to the other two options, followed by the super cab and the crew cab usually had a slightly lower numbers listed than the other two types as well.Īxle Ratios: The axle ratios listed in the charts for the F-350s were definitely something you should pay attention too because it did have an impact on the numbers in the charts as well. The three choices were: a regular cab, a super cab and a crew cab. The larger engines had the best specs out of all of the charts like the V10 and diesel engine options and were far superior to some of the other options like the 5.4l engine, which was a bit small for a truck as powerful as the F-350.Ĭab Configurations: There was a slight difference in the specs when it came to what type of cab configuration you had installed on your F-350. Engine Choices: There were many different engine options for the F-350's over the years and the engine you had equipped in your truck was the main factor when it came to pulling power.

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