Eastern Washington is working country. From vineyards and orchards across the Yakima Valley to farm operations in Benton County, heavy towing is a daily reality. The Ford Super Duty towing capacity across the lineup is among the best in the industry. Here is a breakdown of each model and which one is best for towing heavy equipment in Prosser, WA.
Ford F-250 Super Duty
Best for Moderate Heavy-Duty Towing
2026 Ford Super Duty Max Towing: Up to 22,800 lbs (diesel)
Max Payload: Up to 4,260 lbs
The F-250 is the entry point into the Super Duty lineup. It handles large horse trailers, loaded flatbeds, and heavy farm equipment with ease. It is also more comfortable to drive daily than larger Super Duty models. It is the perfect balance of heavy-duty capability and everyday drivability for Prosser drivers.
Key Benefits:
- Available 6.7L Power Stroke Turbo Diesel with 500 HP and 1,200 lb-ft of torque
- Available Pro Trailer Backup Assist for easier trailer maneuvering
- Available factory fifth-wheel and gooseneck hitch prep
- More maneuverable than the F-350 for everyday driving around Prosser
Best for: Drivers who regularly tow horse trailers, large utility trailers, and moderate farm equipment loads.
Ford F-350 Super Duty (Single Rear Wheel)
Best for Serious Heavy-Duty Towing
2026 Ford Super Duty Max Towing: Up to 27,500 lbs (diesel)
Max Payload: Up to 7,850 lbs
The F-350 SRW steps up significantly in Ford Super Duty towing capacity over the F-250. It handles large gooseneck trailers, heavy equipment hauls, and loaded livestock trailers comfortably. It still maintains a manageable footprint for everyday driving around Prosser and the Yakima Valley.
Key Benefits:
- Significantly higher towing and payload capacity than the F-250
- Available factory fifth-wheel and gooseneck hitch prep
- Available 6.7L Power Stroke Turbo Diesel with 500 HP and 1,200 lb-ft of torque
- Available Tremor off-road package for challenging ranch and farm terrain
Best for: Contractors, farmers, and ranchers who regularly haul heavy gooseneck loads beyond the F-250’s limits.
Ford F-350 Super Duty (Dually)
Best for Maximum Towing Capability
2026 Ford Super Duty Max Towing: Up to 40,000 lbs (diesel, gooseneck)
Max Payload: Up to 7,850 lbs
The F-350 Dually is the ultimate towing machine in the Super Duty lineup. The Ford Super Duty towing specs on the Dually are simply unmatched in the pickup truck segment. For Prosser area farmers and contractors who move commercial equipment regularly, nothing does it better.
Key Benefits:
- Best-in-class gooseneck towing at up to 40,000 lbs
- Dual rear wheels add stability for maximum load towing on Yakima Valley roads
- Available 6.7L Power Stroke Turbo Diesel with 500 HP and 1,200 lb-ft of torque
- Commercial-grade construction for sustained heavy-duty use season after season
Best for: Large-scale farmers and commercial contractors who regularly tow the heaviest loads and need maximum stability.
Quick Super Duty Towing Comparison
| Truck | Max Conventional Towing | Max Gooseneck Towing |
|---|---|---|
| F-250 Super Duty | 22,800 lbs | 22,800 lbs |
| F-350 Super Duty (SRW) | 27,500 lbs | 27,500 lbs |
| F-350 Super Duty (Dually) | 27,500 lbs | 40,000 lbs |
All figures are for properly equipped diesel configurations. Always verify on the door jamb sticker for your specific truck.
Which Ford Super Duty Is Right for You?
- Choose the F-250 if your loads typically stay under 20,000 lbs and you want a comfortable daily driver.
- Choose the F-350 SRW if you regularly push beyond the F-250’s limits and need serious gooseneck towing capability.
- Choose the F-350 Dually if your operation demands maximum towing stability and the highest payload capacity available.
At Speck Ford in Prosser, we carry a rotating selection of new and used Ford Super Duty trucks. Our team knows these trucks inside and out. Stop by or browse our current Super Duty inventory online today.
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