1993 F-350 1 ton 2 wheel drive

[engine1wsfd4]

I live in North Carolina and was wondering if my 2 wheel drive 1 ton could handle a snow plow? Thank for your input.

[Stik208]

Yes, although ill advised.

[SuperdutyShane]

Originally Posted by engine1wsfd4

I live in North Carolina and was wondering if my 2 wheel drive 1 ton could handle a snow plow? Thank for your input.

Yes it could. I take it its a dual rear wheel because I dont think Ford made a 2wd single rear wheel 1 ton. You have to make sure that you buy a plow wide enough to cover the width of the tires. Make sure you have enough weight in the back of the truck.

[engine1wsfd4]

Thanks. It does have dual wheels

[clark lawn]

put a 8.5 or a 9 footer out front and about a ton to a ton and a half in the rear and you will be good to go.

[thesnowman269]

Stay away from any hills....

[TommyMac]

Originally Posted by engine1wsfd4

I live in North Carolina and was wondering if my 2 wheel drive 1 ton could handle a snow plow? Thank for your input.

What type of plowing are you going to be doing....I plowed for town's with my 2wd F-450 with a 9' Fisher & never had any trouble....I ran around 50 old cobblestones anywheres from 30-50lbs each & it was a unstoppable tank....

[engine1wsfd4]

I will be mostly clearing parking lots.

[TommyMac]

Originally Posted by engine1wsfd4

I will be mostly clearing parking lots.

Youll be fine....Are you gonna be running a sander

[douglasl330]

you'll be fine X's 2 -- just a little wieght in the back

[drp]

Auto or standard?

[MahonLawnCare]

I use a 2wd 1 ton to plow parking lots..and load it up with weight and your fine. i actually did drives with mine on hills etc. when i started. the plowing isn't the hard part, it's the drive to the plowing! and you can get away with an 8 foot plow. that's what i have and it works fine with or without the wings on it.

[CarharttComando]

you will be fine with thin tires in the rear and plenty of ballast..good luck