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Choosing between the 2026 Ford Super Duty® F-250 and F-350 starts with the load, not the badge. Both trucks offer the same 4-engine lineup, Regular Cab, SuperCab, and Crew Cab configurations, available 4x4, and extensive trailering technology. The difference emerges when payload and trailer weight climb. For Henryetta, OK, drivers hauling equipment, livestock, materials, or work trailers, the F-250® covers substantial heavy-duty territory. The F-350® raises the ceiling with higher payload ratings, greater gooseneck towing capacity, and available dual rear wheels. more The F-250® Covers a Lot of Heavy-Duty Ground The F-250 ® starts with Ford's 6.8L gas V8 producing 405 hp and 445 lbs. ft. of torque. The available 7.3L gas V8 increases output to 430 hp and 485 lbs. ft. of torque. Diesel buyers can choose the 6.7L Power Stroke® V8 Turbo Diesel or High Output version, with the latter producing 500 hp and 1,200 lbs. ft. of torque. All 4 engines use a TorqShift® 10-speed automatic transmission. Properly configured, F-250® conventional towing reaches 22,000 lbs. Buyers can also choose between 6.75-ft. and 8-ft. beds depending on cab configuration, making the F-250® adaptable to crew transport, bed cargo, and substantial trailer work. The F-350® Raises the Payload and Towing Ceiling F-350 ® uses the same engine choices, but its heavier-duty configurations are where the separation becomes obvious. Buyers can choose single-rear-wheel or dual-rear-wheel setups, with DRW configurations providing another path for managing heavier loads. Properly equipped, F-350® gooseneck towing reaches 38,000 lbs. Maximum available payload climbs to 8,000 lbs. with the appropriate gas configuration, while diesel maximum payload reaches 6,952 lbs. Those figures make configuration especially important. An F-350® isn't automatically an 8,000 lb. payload or 38,000 lb. towing truck simply because the badge says F-350®. Engine, cab, drivetrain, axle ratio, bed, equipment, and hitch setup determine the truck's final rating. Super Duty® Technology Targets the Hard Parts of Towing Ford's available trailering technology focuses on the jobs that can make towing difficult even for experienced drivers. Pro Trailer Hitch Assist™ can control steering, acceleration, and braking while backing toward a conventional trailer hitch, while Pro Trailer Backup Assist™ helps manage steering when reversing with a connected trailer. Available Onboard Scales can estimate cargo weight, and Smart Hitch helps drivers understand trailer tongue-weight distribution. An available 360-Degree Camera expands visibility around the truck, with additional available camera technology providing views around compatible trailers. None of this increases the truck's tow rating, but it can make using that capacity easier to manage. The Cab Can Become Part of the Job Site SYNC® 4 is standard throughout the Super Duty® lineup, with an 8-inch touchscreen on XL and a 12-inch display available or standard farther up the trim range. Available equipment includes a 12-inch digital instrument cluster, Head-Up Display, wireless charging, and an Interior Work Surface for paperwork or a laptop. Available 2.0-kW Pro Power Onboard™ can supply electricity to compatible tools and equipment away from a conventional outlet, while available upfitter switches provide cleaner integration for work lights and other job-specific accessories. F-250® or F-350® Comes Down to the Load For many heavy-duty jobs, F-250® provides ample capability without moving into the F-350®'s highest-capacity configurations. F-350® becomes the next step when the workload demands greater payload, heavier gooseneck towing, or dual rear wheels. Henryetta, OK, drivers can visit Luv Ford to browse new Ford Super Duty® inventory, compare F-250® and F-350® configurations, review specific payload and towing ratings, explore financing options, value a trade-in, and schedule a test drive.

The 2026 Ford F-150 has earned its reputation as one of the most capable and consistently in-demand trucks on the road. Able to handle everything from hauling equipment across jobsites to off-roading, and school pickups, this truck has long been trusted for its versatility, durability, and wide range of features to fit just about any lifestyle. For drivers in Henryetta, OK, it remains a go-to choice for dependable performance and everyday practicality. more Read the rest of this entry Why the 2026 Ford F-150 Stands Out The 2026 Ford F-150 didn't earn the title of #1 Full-Size Truck for New-Vehicle Quality by accident. According to J.D. Power, it leads its segment in that category, which is a recognition that reflects how much attention Ford puts into the details. From the materials used inside the cabin to the engineering under the hood, the F-150 is designed to deliver a quality experience from day one. What keeps buyers coming back is the combination of strength and refinement. This truck doesn't ask you to choose between capability and comfort. You get both in a package that holds up over time. Connectivity Technology That Works with You The 2026 Ford F-150 boasts a serious technology suite, starting with the available Ford Connectivity Package. You’ll get access to features like an unlimited Wi-Fi® hotspot for up to 10 devices, Connected Navigation, a voice assistant, and more. You can even do karaoke when parked. The standard 12” digital instrument cluster and a 12” center touchscreen provides wireless Apple CarPlay® and Android Auto™ to keep you in touch with your apps, playlists, and contacts. For drivers who spend a lot of time behind the wheel, these features make every mile more enjoyable and productive. Built for the Work You Actually Do The 2026 Ford F-150 is a popular truck for good reason—it's as much a tool as a daily driver. Whether you need serious towing capability, a sturdy bed for hauling, or a comfortable interior for long commutes, this truck delivers across the board. Features like the available interior work surface, Pro Power Onboard™ that turns your truck into a mobile generator, the Pro Access® Tailgate, and tech like Pro Trailer Backup Assist™ and Hitch Assist™ are designed to be your partner at work. Ford has designed the F-150 to handle the demands of real work without sacrificing the comfort you want at the end of the day. The 2026 Ford F-150 features diverse performance options, starting with a choice of 6 powertrains. They range from a fuel-efficient 2.7L EcoBoost® V6 to the Full Hybrid with 430 hp and 578 lbs.-ft. of torque, to the High-Output Supercharged 5.2L V8 on the Raptor® R™ producing an astounding 720 hp. Max towing reaches up to 13,500 lbs. when properly equipped, with a max payload of 2,445 lbs. If off-roading is more your thing, the Raptor® dominates any terrain with an extra Baja drive mode, FOX Shox®, rugged off-road suspension, and many more enhancements and packages that won’t let you down when you leave the pavement. It Keeps You Safe Too Ford Co-Pilot360® technology is a package of driver-assist features meant to support you behind the wheel, whether you’re on an exhausting highway drive, towing, changing lanes, squeezing into parking spaces, or just a little slow to stop for a pedestrian. Pre-Collision Assist with Automatic Emergency Braking can step in and steer gently and brake to avoid an accident. Blind-Spot Monitoring with Trailer Coverage gives you a second set of eyes when you’re changing lanes, even with a trailer in tow. Lane-keeping systems, and available hands-free highway driving via BlueCruise® technology bring some relief on long hauls. With these and many more systems to guide you and step in when you need it most, you’ve got a vigilant co-pilot that’s there to support you—not overwhelm you. The 2026 Ford F-150 Speaks for Itself The 2026 Ford F-150 continues to set the standard in the full-size truck segment for a reason. Its blend of quality, technology, and real-world capability makes it a popular truck that earns its place in driveways year after year. If you're ready to explore what the F-150 can do for you, visit LUV Ford in Henryetta, Oklahoma or at luvford.com to search inventory. You can build and price your ideal configuration, or connect with a team member who can walk you through your options.

Fall towing in Oklahoma covers a broad spectrum. One truck might spend Saturday pulling a hunting trailer and Monday hauling equipment, while another is hitched to a livestock trailer weighing several tons. For drivers around Henryetta, OK, the choice between the 2026 Ford F-150 ® and Super Duty® should start with the trailer, not the truck. The numbers explain why. F-150® reaches 13,500 lbs. of available towing capacity. Properly configured, Super Duty® can reach 40,000 lbs. That's not a small step up. It's an entirely different class of work. more F-150® Handles More Than Its Light-Duty Label Suggests The available 3.5L EcoBoost® V6 gives the 2026 F-150 ® its highest towing capacity at 13,500 lbs. when properly equipped. That's enough capacity to cover a substantial range of recreational and work trailers without moving into a heavy-duty pickup. The available 3.5L PowerBoost® Full Hybrid V6 offers another route, producing 578 lbs. ft. of torque and towing up to 11,600 lbs. Maximum available payload reaches 2,440 lbs. That's important because trailer tongue weight, passengers, tools, coolers and everything else carried by the truck consumes payload. The 13,500 lb. tow rating doesn't mean every F-150® can pull 13,500 lbs., either. Engine, cab, drivetrain, axle and equipment all influence the rating of an individual truck. Super Duty® Starts Where F-150® Eventually Stops Once trailers become heavier or towing becomes a regular part of the truck's workload, 2026 Super Duty® enters the picture. Its engine lineup includes a 6.8L gas V8 producing 405 hp and 445 lbs. ft. of torque and a 7.3L gas V8 developing 430 hp and 485 lbs. ft. of torque. Ford also offers 2 versions of its 6.7L Power Stroke® V8 Turbo Diesel. The available High Output 6.7L Power Stroke® produces 500 hp and a massive 1,200 lbs. ft. of torque. Properly configured, Super Duty® can tow up to 40,000 lbs. with a gooseneck trailer, 35,000 lbs. with a 5th-wheel trailer, and 30,000 lbs. conventionally. Maximum available payload reaches 8,000 lbs. with a gas configuration or 6,952 lbs. with diesel. If you're moving large livestock trailers, heavy equipment or substantial commercial loads, these are the numbers that separate Super Duty® from a light-duty truck. 40,000 lbs. Requires More Than Horsepower Towing capacity gets attention, but controlling and positioning the trailer is part of the job. Available Pro Trailer Backup Assist™ can help drivers steer while reversing a trailer. Available Pro Trailer Hitch Assist™ can control steering, acceleration and braking as the truck reverses toward a conventional hitch. Super Duty® adds available Onboard Scales with Smart Hitch, providing information that can help drivers understand cargo and tongue-weight distribution. Camera technology is also available across both truck families to improve visibility around the pickup and trailer. None of these systems increases the truck's tow rating, but they can make the hardware easier to put to work. Don't Buy on Tow Rating Alone Here's where towing math catches people out. Payload includes passengers, cargo, accessories and hitch equipment, plus the tongue or pin weight transferred from the trailer onto the truck. You can be below the maximum trailer rating and still exceed another limit. F-150® offers available BoxLink™ configurable attachment points for securing bed cargo and an available Console Work Surface inside the cab. Super Duty® combines heavier-duty towing equipment with a fully boxed high-strength steel frame and available bed-access equipment. Different tools, because these trucks are built around different levels of work. Start With the Trailer and Work Backward For many Henryetta drivers, an F-150® with up to 13,500 lbs. of available towing and 2,440 lbs. of available payload will cover hunting trips, recreational trailers and plenty of work. Super Duty® is the next move when trailer weight, payload or towing frequency demands more, topping out at 40,000 lbs. of available gooseneck towing. Drivers can explore new Ford truck inventory at Luv Ford, compare F-150® and Super Duty® towing configurations, and schedule a test drive online after determining the ratings their trailer and cargo require.