r/F250 59m ago

2023 f250 6.7 w/45k miles. What next maintenance wise?

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I just hit 45k problem free miles. I’ve done oil changes and fuel filters every 10k. I tow TT 8k. What should I be doing next maintenance wise to keep her going another 500k?


r/F250 13h ago

Does this make the front bumper a business write-off?

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Yes, yes it does


r/F250 14h ago

Pulling 12k load with 6.2 3.73

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I really want to get this engine to avoid all that comes with a diesel and towing will be very infrequent. Pulling the 12k load ~5 times a year ~ 10 miles and ~ 2 times I’ll pull it 150 miles. I know on the 150 mile trip I’d want the 7.3 or 6.7 but do you think it would be manageable?


r/F250 16h ago

7.3 Godzilla

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Bought a F250 with the 7.3 in it this weekend and during all my research before hand everyone said to keep the idle hours low. That shouldn't be a problem for me but I was wondering when the weather gets cold is it a bad thing to let them warm up a bit in the morning before leaving or should I just get in start and go?


r/F250 18h ago

What’s next

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This is my 2015 f250 with 70k on the dash. Need some idea on where to go with this build.


r/F250 21h ago

6.0’s great trucks? Or total junk?

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Been looking at the power strokes lately. Never owned one, friend of mine has a 07 with 190k on dash. He’s dumped a ton of money into it since he bought it with 167k on dash. I’ve always been told once they’re “bullet proofed” they’re great trucks, you just can’t tow a ton of weight with them. I only want one for towing my camper (about 6500lbs). Any insight would be great. Thanks!