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johnlewis · 08-02-2018, 02:32 PM

Check out this website: http://rvtowcheck.com/

This will tell you what your F150 is capable of towing. The GVWR, GCWR, etc. that you need to make the calculations should be listed in your Owners Manual. These values change from one model year to the next. These figures for your 2011 will be lower than the ratings for newer models. Somehow truck manufacturers have been increasing these weight ratings on the newer trucks - I'm not sure how.
My DW found this website while we were looking for a 5th wheel to full-time in. Based on it, we went from a 3/4 ton to a 1 ton dually.
Good luck working this out.

08-02-2018, 02:32 PM	#26
johnlewis Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2016 Location: Green Valley Posts: 124	Check out this website: http://rvtowcheck.com/ This will tell you what your F150 is capable of towing. The GVWR, GCWR, etc. that you need to make the calculations should be listed in your Owners Manual. These values change from one model year to the next. These figures for your 2011 will be lower than the ratings for newer models. Somehow truck manufacturers have been increasing these weight ratings on the newer trucks - I'm not sure how. My DW found this website while we were looking for a 5th wheel to full-time in. Based on it, we went from a 3/4 ton to a 1 ton dually. Good luck working this out.