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Used Heavy Duty in Delaware, USA

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    2016 Ford F-250 SD

    2016 Ford F-250 SD

    • Manufacturer: Ford
    • Model: F-250
    • Gross weight: 3,990 kg
    • Fuel type: gasoline

    2016 Ford F-250 SD EXTENDED CAB PICKUP 4-DR, 6.2L V8 OHV 16V. Starts and Runs (Dent Back Right Fender and torn Driver seat) All vehicles sold "as is". This vehicle was in running and driving condition when it was...

    Wilmington, DE
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    2016 Ford F-250 SD

    2016 Ford F-250 SD

    • Manufacturer: Ford
    • Model: F-250
    • Gross weight: 3,990 kg
    • Fuel type: gasoline

    2016 Ford F-250 SD EXTENDED CAB PICKUP 4-DR, 6.2L V8 OHV 16V. Bad Transmission / Starts and Runs (Rust Right Rear Fender) All vehicles sold "as is". This vehicle was in running and driving condition when it was d...

    Wilmington, DE
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    2024 Ford F450 SUPER DUTY

    2024 Ford F450 SUPER DUTY

    • Manufacturer: Ford
    • Model: F-450
    • Horsepower: 480 hp
    • Gross weight: 7,257.48 kg

    AIR CONDITIONING,12' STEEL LANDSCAPE BODY 96''W,HYDRAULIC BRAKES,REAR BARN DOORS,50'' WIDE CURBSIDE DOOR WITH ACCESS STEP, 24'' CAB PROTECTOR, LED MARKER LIGHTS, ELECTRIC HYDRAULIC HOIST, STEEL TOW PLATE, 10 TON ...

    $74,500 USD

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    Est. $1,402/mo

    New Castle, DE

Overview

Heavy-duty pickup trucks are built for maximum towing and payload work, offering reinforced frames, heavy axles, powerful diesel or gasoline engines, and upgraded cooling and braking systems. They suit contractors and owners who haul equipment like crawler loaders, trailers, and materials, and often include factory towing packages, gooseneck or fifth-wheel prep, and stronger suspensions for repeated heavy use.

FAQ

What should I inspect when buying a used heavy-duty pickup?

Check service records, engine and transmission condition, frame and chassis for cracks or rust, suspension and leaf springs, braking system, cooling system, axle ratings, hitch setup, and any aftermarket mods or signs of overloading.

How do I confirm the truck can tow or haul my crawler loader?

Compare the truck's towing capacity, GCWR, and payload to the loaded weight of your trailer plus the crawler. Verify axle ratings, tongue weight limits, and whether you need a gooseneck or fifth-wheel setup.

What type of trailer and hitch are best for moving a crawler loader?

Use a heavy equipment lowboy or equipment trailer with a GVWR above your total loaded weight. For very heavy loads, a gooseneck or fifth-wheel trailer gives better stability and legal axle distribution.

What permits or escorts are required for shipping heavy equipment?

Permit needs vary by state or country and depend on weight, width, and height. Oversize or overweight loads often require permits and sometimes pilot vehicles. Check local DOT rules before transport.

How should the loader be secured on the trailer for safe transport?

Position the loader to balance axle loads, lower booms and buckets, use rated chains and binders to anchor all axles and attachment points, chock wheels, and recheck tie-downs after a short distance.

What maintenance matters most for trucks that regularly haul heavy equipment?

Follow frequent checks of engine oil and coolant, transmission and differential fluids, cooling system, brakes, tires, suspension, and hitch hardware. Monitor Turbo, EGR and DEF systems on diesels and keep up with factory service intervals.