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Hi all,
So we all know that the Bronco will have a 3,500 max towing capacity, but what will be a realistic number to comfortably, and safely tow?
I currently drive a Tacoma TRD Pro, but am interested in switching to the Bronco 2.3L w/manual trans.
Typically, I tow an aluminum trailer with a loaded weight of around 1,000 lbs to 1,500 lbs. (Includes 625lb trailer weight)
I would also like to occasionally tow my tractor which would bring the towing weight to 3,000 lbs.
This is the one thing that might hold me back from buying a Bronco. Either that or I'll just have to keep to my pickup.
Any advice is appreciated, Thanks
So we all know that the Bronco will have a 3,500 max towing capacity, but what will be a realistic number to comfortably, and safely tow?
I currently drive a Tacoma TRD Pro, but am interested in switching to the Bronco 2.3L w/manual trans.
Typically, I tow an aluminum trailer with a loaded weight of around 1,000 lbs to 1,500 lbs. (Includes 625lb trailer weight)
I would also like to occasionally tow my tractor which would bring the towing weight to 3,000 lbs.
This is the one thing that might hold me back from buying a Bronco. Either that or I'll just have to keep to my pickup.
Any advice is appreciated, Thanks
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