Used 2002 Ford F-350 Super Duty XLT for Sale near Wainwright, AB

A brute on the farm and on the long hauls for cargo moving. Pulls a good deal of weight (have had 5 tons on trailers). Noise can be a factor on long hauls, but when you need the power you can't beat it.

Trucks got a 6" lift and 37x13.50 Toyo off road tires on 20" wheels. Dark grey metalic with 7.3 Diesel. 4" Turbo-back exhaust and superchips 1805. This truck ROCKS! I'm sure it would pull a house off the foundation if you wanted to! Tons of torque and with the programmer 0-60 in less than 7 seconds- not bad for a 1 ton truck!

Great to have and a huge work horse, but not a good every day driver for work. Fuel costs are high and after the warranty is up, parts and maintenance can get expensive. It saves a lot of money if you can work on diesel engines yourself. Not a sports car for sure but with a few upgrades you can really tap into the

Greatest motor Ford ever made! Has 200000 miles and still looks good and runs great. The maintenance costs have been relatively low. We have used it for family trips and towing the 5th Wheel. i i i i i i i

Our truck was ordered with the 7.3 Powerstroke, a 6 speed stick shift, 4x4, 4:10 gears, and the dually package. She is a stump pulling beast, with a 20% overdrive that will let the truck cruise effortlessly at highways speeds. It is an XLT which is the mid-line trim, however it was optioned similar to a Lariat, except with cloth seats. We have the the dual 6 way power captains chairs and the center storage, which is no longer available with a stick shift transmission. The truck was ordered with the HD trailer tow package which included an HD class III hitch. Someone goofed and ordered a wrecker package which is weird for a pick-up with a dually bed on it. It added the PTO on the transmission and a digital throttle control, which I may use at a later time to run a generator. I added a B&W gooseneck hitch, and a B&W Companion 5th wheel adaptor which plugs into the gooseneck hitch. This truck is undoubtly the most capable tow vehicle that I have ever driven. We tow a 5th wheel camper, a large sport boat, a race car trailer with a classic show car, and for work we tow a hydrolic dump trailer capable weighing 12,500 lbs loaded. The truck has been very dependable and has never let us down in over ten years of ownership. The only complaint that I have is that the brake rotors are made out of soft materal and warped at 36K miles. The original pads still looked new, but the rotors were shot. We replaced the rotors with aftermarket cryo treated units from Powerslots, and used Hawk's Super Duty pads. The brakes have not given any more problems. One item that is very important is to never forget to add the required yearly Ford conditioner to the cooling system. It prevents acid formation in the anti freeze mixture which will damage the engine block over time.