F150 2.7 towing fifth wheel and side x side. Ecoboost is a great motor. 

That truck is 1/100,000. I tried for 10 months to find a F-150 XLT 4x4 standard cab long bed, never got close to one in any engine configuration. Rare find!

This guys insane!

I double tow a lot with a diesel, But the reality of a 2.7 gas motor doing this is simply amazing. Great job to Ford and I am a chevy guy.

that is crazy lol but awesome to see how powerful this motor is!!!

I have a 2015 F-150 Ecoboost 2.7 . Oh my god . This is a lot . Wow .

Lol you are nuts but so was i as well i had an 06 4.8 single cab pulled like a champ lol

Any videos of it towing? Awesome motor love my 2.7 2016

How much weight was it towing all together?

As long as you are comfortable with how it performs then i say haul as much weight as you want. I have 2.7 and pull a 5th wheel as well, 6500lb loaded, you can feel the weight, put ait bags on mine. I wouldnt personally pull a trailer behind a trailer but thats just me, not even sure its legal in my state. But i do have to say its fun to see just how much you can haul!

I still miss that truck.

I think that's asking for trouble.

It's a great motor but I don't want to be anywhere near you on the road, way overloaded.

That’s what is so amazing. The ecoboost pulled as good or better than my new 3/4 ton ram. I’ve towed a few thousands miles with this weight. Actually I had more weight on the truck before this Camper. I had a livinlite truck Camper first.

14,920 was total weight as of last month the ford is gone and replaced with a ram 2500 crew cab 4x4 hemi 6.4. I have taken the Camper and new truck out camping so I would like to compare. The reason I bought the new truck is because of the weight. The 2500 handles the heavyweight much better than the ford. When I look at the power. They both handle the weight equally. In fact I like the way the eco-boost handled the weight. I wish that Ford would have put the eco-boost in the 2500. I’m happy with the ram but, I want the power the low RPM that the eco-boost provided. I very much miss the eco-boost but I am happy with the carrying capacity of the 2500. All in all I miss the ecoboost.

What model is your camper?

i drive a tractor trailer for a living no way would i tow with that set up but nice to see someone tring it

This is just pure insanity on so many levels.

You're if you're busy if you could but you did never stop to think if you should? I have the 3.5 ecoboost, i wouldnt pull all that its too much weight to stop if needed to

Holy crap that's the tail wagging the dog right there

You show the 5th wheel hooked to the F150, but where is the actual towing?

You're a wild man towing that much weight with that truck. Lol

Any problems?

I went to st joe state park. In Missouri. 300+ miles each way.

Nice !! I just got a 2016 2 .7 Ecoboost . How's she holding up ?

Hey I don’t have this truck anymore. I bought a 3/4 ton. The ford did do a great job though.

The guy in this video is trolling us. No way is he going to pull those 2 trailers. The give away is when he stated he loaded up the rear of the trailer. That is an excellent job on trolling. Well done, sir!

That is an overload all day long.

3300lb front 3560lbs rear and 8060lbs on the trailers. The power was good. It got 12 mpg at 60mph the 350 miles to the atv park. On the way home we had a head wind and took it up to 65 - 70 mph. On the way back it only got 6.8 mpg. As you can see I was over on all my weights. That did bother me and I could feel the weight in the suspension. At no time did I feel that it was under powered.

Nice machines

“Load the wagon fuck the mule” I do the same thing

2.7.......25 psi constant boost on level ground

I want the video of you towing in action please

The highways are scary when math and engineering is not respected. Glad you're okay

Talk about the tail wagging the dog😂. Where's the second part of the video, post accident.

Just to let everyone know.........jusr cause you can do something doesn't mean you should. Nowadays, they have these 5th wheels with a built garage....making it easier and safer..

It can be done... but not legally lol

Ok to do it till you get stopped or have an accident. If you have an accident that injures someone get ready to lose everything you have. Would also bet your insurance company will hoist up the middle finger.😊

What kind of gears did u have ?

A old 2010 2.3l ford ranger could pull anything

I am impressed by the ability to haul that amount of weight, but for your sake I wouldn't be posting this in public. If you should have an accident while towing so overweight you may be in a world of hurt as far as legal liability goes. Hope it never happens.

Wow, all nice but you should be charged with truck abuse! I had the (2017) Ford F-150 STX with the supercab with the 2.7 turbo. I liked it so much I got another STX (2020) with more bells & whistles and the new 400 ft/lbs of torque 2.7. Towing all that is no trouble but braking that amount of mass with an aluminum bodied truck is an accident waiting to happen! I could never figure out why anyone would own a 5th wheel camper. You lose the ability to use your truck bed. In your case a standard camper would allow you to ditch the utility trailer and haul the ATV in the truck bed. Be safe!

At least throw some heavy duty springs on there

what is your truck's tow rating?

Don't drink the coolaid.. lol

Meanwhile The next owner is wondering why there's finger grooves worn into the steering wheel and shit stains on the seats.

good truck, wrong application

You need more truck. More counter weight and stopping power is also helpful. Why not have a toy hauler ?

I don’t think I would tow that load with an F-150 or 1500 that is pushing it. I would tow it with at least an F-250 or 2500.

I feel sorry for the guy that bought this trade in. Pulling a load like that really beats the hell out of that truck. Just because it can do it doesn't mean it's good for the truck. The max that truck is suppose to tow is 8500 lbs, and that's only if has the 3.73 rear end.

Well just great you can pull not safely! I've pulled over weight on a reg hitch before yea the truck will do it but plenty of engine's will do it just don't be an ass!

Most the time the reason things aren’t done is cause there never tried

YOU NEVER ACTUALLY TOWED IT SOOOOOOOO???

wtf i did just watch.... He really picked a half ton with the smallest possible engine to do this?? just because u can doesnt mean u should

You would have been pulled over in most states. You were way overloaded.....

It has the power now but when you are pulling up that hill and the turbo burns out you are screwed!

Pull tow mirrors on that thing

You can't tow another trailer behind a 5th wheel. The hitch is only rated for bicycles and cargo not trailer pulling.

I really hope you’re joking about towing this? I have an ecoboost and it’s a pulling mofo but this is too much and not safe. The brakes and frame are Not designed for this. As a law enforcement officer I hope you never wreck because if you hurt someone you’re screwed and insurance will not back you up.

I heard a lot of talk, but no show

That seems dangerous ur asking for trouble

You can do a lot of things, this is a big no no....

Half ton gooseneck or fifth wheel is just plain stupid. Plus you have a triple trailer in the mix.

You do realize if you're in an accident, your insurance company will deny your claim. And god forbid if someone died, you'd be held liable for manslaughter? Just because you can, doesn't mean you should...

Seriously ??...you should have the 3.5 , you wouldn't even be allowed to cross the border into Canada with that setup

Yea that’s pushing it my man, I know the 2.7 is a powerful little motor (325 horses and 375 lb ft tq for this 2016 year) it’s quick and tows a load well for its weight & displacement. That engine (plus hopefully the optimum gears in the rear axle for towing) along with the 5th wheel stability will def tow that weight down the road. It’s when you need to stop when your going downhill is when your gonna have an issue. Why do you need to show people it CAN be done? Yea 325 horses and 375 tq is good for a 2.7 v6. I know people like you, trying to get by with the bare minimum. That truck will tow it for the most part, but will it tow it SAFELY on a regular basis. That’s putting a lot of other drivers out there at risk if you lost control of your truck plus that big trailer. Your prob a fan of gas trucks, I know some people who are and they won’t hear a work against them, say they can do anything you need. And I actually agree with them, they can do most anything the average person needs within reason and without pushing limits. But if you want a gas truck why not get the f250 super duty w/ the 6.2 V8? Much bigger, more powerful motor, bigger stronger framed heavier truck, trailer brake system, more suited for 5th wheel towing and most importantly it’s rated to tow well over the weight of all that you got and wouldn’t struggle NEARLY as much to stop or break on a decline or haul up mountain roads. If you are open to other trucks other than fords then the Ram 2500HD w/ the 6.4 Hemi V8 is also an excellent choice. My cousin has one, tows 5th wheel campers heavier than that without problems, along with 30+ foot boats weekly. 410 HP and I think around 430-435 lb tq, powerful gas option. (I’m not as big of a fan of the GMC/Chevy heavy duty gas options as the Ford & Dodge but they’re still much better than what your working with. If you absolutely HAVE to haul with a half ton pickup then why not get the 3.5 ecoboost? It’s top dog in half ton gas towing, or hell even the 5.0 V8 coyote is rated much higher and has much more HP. The 5.7 Hemi in the new 1500 Ram is a beast and the new trailer brake control system and adjustable rear load leveling airbag suspension will ensure you’ll never sag again even with that load. Be careful my man, always better to be over prepared than under...

Do you not think ahead? A half ton single cab v6 truck towing all that crap. You are asking for disaster, you are not the only driver on the road. At this point you may as well hook that 5th wheel to the roof of a Camry.

Pulling a 5th Wheel with a 1/2 ton Truck??? I wouldn't do it not with Semi Floating Axle Bearings you need Full Floating Axle Bearings like what a 3/4 ton gives you. Looks overweight to me and Justin your right any motor will pull its stopping it. High RPM's when climbing this is where the Gas Engine Performs but PPL are scared they are going to blow it up well it won't blow. Sure Diesel PPL always say get a Diesel but let me say that just because it pulls easy up Hills and with Low RPM's doesn't mean it isn't working. Inside them Cylinders it's Working and Working Hard trust me I've pulled lots of Diesel Heads with damaged Pistons and a rare one with a small hole right through the cylinder letting coolant in right along with blown Head Gaskets. Maintenance on Diesel VS Gas i picked a Gas Hemi due to the fact that they now have After Treatment Exhaust. Trying to save mileage per gallon sure on Diesels but when that DPF Filter plugs guess what your $$$ saved on fuel is down the drain..Just my Opinion "Don't Pull a 5th Wheel with 1/2 ton Semi Floating Axle bearings"!!!

Wow the max towing on that engine with max tow package is 8000 lbs way over yes it will tow it but you are driving illegally for sure you hit anyone for any reason you would be Sued and lose automatically because you’re over a year max towing capacity for your truck

Way to much dude. Two trips

Too much weight, get 250 truck, you will have better experience.

This is why i will never buy another used vehicle lol...3000 lbs overweight and i can almost guess when it breaks its all fords fault right? Lol

Out of your mind.. And a danger to everyone on the road near you.

Just plain stupid and dangerous pulling such a heavy load with such a wimpy truck on the highway even if it is supposedly (tongue in cheek) rated to do so!! Please let me know what part of North America you live in so I can stay far away!!

Your dangerous