This 2023 Ford Super Duty Upgrade Won't Make Headlines...But It Can Be INSANELY Useful! 

GM has a snow plow edition also it's something you have to ask dealer about though. Also I would rather have plain ol' switches.

When you have a problem, rest assured Ford will blame the upfitter. Upfitter will blame Ford and it will probably never get fixed.

You could already do this with older trucks just as easily and not have to pay 50k for a single truck

This seems like this would make fleets more efficient and therefore work more efficient. But what does it cost.

I get the idea, but as a guy who does this work a lot I don’t see the appeal. Maybe the spreader function for variable speed but the plow please don’t meet with lol. Operators need to keep the control there. Backdragging etc….

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Mr. Plow, that's my name. That name again is Mr. Plow

Do any of the big 3 offer a pto anymore 🤔? My dad had a 1978 Chevy 30 with a pto and hydraulic pump. He ran some of our farm equipment with it.

When do you think you may be test driving a 6.7 HO Super Duty

Similar to the farmer running is half million dollar John Deere and quarter million dollar planter in the field. Turning off on turns and shutting off certain rows on point rows. Adjusting fertilizer on the go.

Andrey: I'm pretty sure those are all "Pickup Trucks"

Have had my Superduty ordered since October for Job #1 build. Have had 3 emails from ford telling me they can’t build my truck. At least they gave me $2000 off for the inconvenience.

Yup, cool technology. Only problem is Ford just can not get their act together to produce super duty trucks. Friend of mine ordered a King Ranch Oct 2021. He is still waiting for it. I tried to place an order for a 23 Lariet and was told I only had a 20% chance of it being built and no guarantee that it would come in with the options. The dealer said your more likely to get a XL or STX. No thanks when I can find GM to my liking on the lots. Keep it up Ford your loosing me as a customer.

Looks way better with the snow plow in the front, now I can look at less of that ugly grill

Wow, supa progammed cuz the simple on/off switch didn't cost enough for 100 years, I mean work enough, I mean, uh....

The talent staff at Ferd is super enthusiastic!

I’ll stick to staying in control & using my plow controller to maneuver my plow myself ! No thanks!

More buttons!

Does that fancy touchscreen work when you've got big thick gloves on? Otherwise plow drivers are gonna just use their old school buttons.

does a snowplow need 4 door supercab?

I feel sorry for that new F-350 being relagate to plowing snow and spreading salt. Wouldn't want to be the next owner 🤣 I like that you're showcasing the capabilities Ford has been building into it's trucks, but I hate the trend towards everything being in a touch screen.

Fancy plow machine

Clean your camera lens

A quick glance at local prices shows they want $95,000 for a 2023 F-350 Super Duty and they seem to depreciate about $10,000 a year in the first few years. That's too rich for a working person's personal vehicle so I suppose they're all written off as a business expense.

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So they added a button to the touch screen. Big deal

Interesting, but not NEW.

Why, why do we need all this technology just to go plow snow, and do ice control? Why not just provide the buyer with simple ( effective ) mounting points for the aftermarket equipment and wiring? Want to bet that I can get my 1977 GMC hooked up to it's plow and go clear a lot, faster and better than a person with this 'whoop de do' electronic vehicle? Then, if and when somethings needs to be repaired on the job, I can get my plow truck back up on the job easier and far less costly than one of these new trucks. No I am NOT against advanced engineering, but it just seems ( to me ) that manufacturers have run out of ideas of how to sell vehicles, so they are buying and using mostly 'offshore' electronic technology to try to make their products more interesting to future buyers. Tell me honestly, wo wouldn't want to go to a dealer and pick out a vehicle they want which is built with simple and efficient products like they offered before . Having to connect aftermarket equipment to a vehicle today requires a specialist employed by the dealer. No more just being able to go buy a snow plow ( or whatever you want ) and bolt it correctly to the truck then run the wires, test it, and go do the job. Heck, I can't even connect a simple set of driving lights to my car today! Who wouldn't want to to just be able to go out and buy a pre-electronic Dodge Power Wagon, ( et al ) and go have fun! But alas, without being forced to spend all that extra money for a vehicle, we would be able to hire a 'robot' like Connor there, who can't smile and doesn't even know Andre's name

No thanks. Give me a set up upfitter switches and I will take care of the rest. I shouldn’t need to dig through my center screen to simply do what a switch flip does. More labor time for installation and programming as well as another point of failure.

That looks like a Chevy from the side

Came here to read comments from whiners and poor people- was not disappointed.

Are you guys at TFL really reaching this hard for content? 🙄 A snow plow package on a pickup. Yawn. Most people buy old trucks for that.

Over priced crap to break down

The new dash is ugly and looks cheap.