HOW MUCH ABUSE CAN THIS 7.3 POWERSTROKE TAKE!?!?

[@LOUDNPROUD]

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[@Gchupp]

thumbs up for 7.3 lovers

[@LOUDNPROUD]

Gary Chupp i love my 7.3...ive had it since 2004-Joel

[@willyfriesen2451]

I got the 96 obs 7.3

[@toyotalandcruiser8248]

Hell yea brother

[@jacobmullins3644]

I got the 97 7.3 and it tuns great.

[@buzzsaw301]

I have hauled some heavy trailers with my 2002 super duty 7.3powerstroke. I will take a 7.3 for towing over any other truck on the road. I have towed with the 6.7 powerstroke, the 7.3 is so much smoother and doesn't hardly downshift going up normal grades, obviously in the mountains it does.

[@superczech69]

It's nice to see somebody humble making videos, and showing dedication to hard work. Fuck all the haters kid. Just keep doing you.

[@LOUDNPROUD]

superczech69 appreciate it man

[@LOUDNPROUD]

(Not referring to myself here)... but I'd pay to hear you say that to the face of an old man who's been getting up and working 3:45 A.M. into the night the last 50 year of his life and see how long it takes before he puts you in your place. Just sayin.

[@superczech69]

This is EXACTLY what I was telling you about. Not worth reading their comments, let alone wasting time answering the haters.

[@LOUDNPROUD]

dollarbill108 exactly. I have a respect for farmers. It's not always easy livin' by any means.

[@bryanmartinez6600]

LOUD 'N' PROUD I respect hard work I'm 18 and roofing I want to be a contractor and eventually have my own business Im looking at a 6.0 because I just LOVE that sound not the worst or the best you have to work them out you don't have to need a truck to buy one but if you just want a truck it is best to go gas I see rich people with brand new Dmax Cummins and Powerstroke but nothing to tow they buy it as a daily driver diesel for city driving is not so good especially for new diesels

[@cohunterch]

I love my 7.3 it's a tank. I have seen people pull Mobil homes with them it's insane. great motors.

[@LOUDNPROUD]

Connor Hunter yeah man!

[@cohunterch]

LOUD 'N' PROUD my 99 is built if the build sheet follows 400whp and 800 ftlbs. I have a second engine it's getting built for 550whp and 1200 ftlbs. I get to pull it apart on a stand this week. Then again on a horse farm work never stops. props man we have like 7 trucks lol

[@hawthams5935]

Connor Hunter my uncle pulled a single wide with his powerstroke lol

[@lukereinhardt9768]

I will always love my 7.3. Thing tows like a freight train. But have you tried the new 6.7.... I don't tow enough to justify one. But God damn those things are impressive

[@jeremyknauer3386]

Finally a blue collar guy that knows how to work. Those forks aren't light. Not too shabby backing that trailer in too. Keep up the hard work. It'll pay off

[@LOUDNPROUD]

Jeremy Knauer thanks haha! I've had to hook up and back a lot of trailers already! Every week!... and yeah no kidding! Those forks are heavy as I'll get out

[@shystitrolln357]

Jeremy Knauer haha foreal most truck guys are hauling there own fat asses and a case of Dew...you gotta have a real purpose to own one...

[@greysonwayne1741]

I actually prefer this guy to other truck KZbinrs. He is humble and hard working. Not like these guys with their fancy trucks who don't use them for work ..among other things

[@LOUDNPROUD]

Greyson Wayne really appreciate it

[@willyfriesen2451]

Greyson Wayne you are correct

[@blakebakalar]

Gotta love them 7.3s getting work done

[@LOUDNPROUD]

they don't play around lol that thing has been over loaded way too many times LOLLL

[@longrifle.]

IF your working on the farm all day and still loading hay till 1:00am, your not a punk kid! Your a young man that understands what a hard days work actually is. Most of the youngsters here could take a lesson from your work ethic. Job well done to dad for raising you right! That truck need a set of bags on it, had to put a set on my F250 and I regularly haul 25K. And put some air in those tires!

[@jacobreeves9729]

Little tip, put the hay bales more towards the ramps on the back of the trailer. It will help with the ride quality and it won't squat the truck so bad. Keep the videos rolling! Love this channel.

[@LOUDNPROUD]

Jacob Reeves typically we do hauling tractors or trucks, but I'm not sure why we loaded it the way we did this time tbh

[@kawiet830]

I remember when I was 14,15,16 I baled hay and straw for a farmer up the street and the farmer had 3 other guys working for him that were around 20 at the time and I didn't get along with them they thought I was a dumbass kid and I thought they were worthless lazy daddy's truck driving idiots and the second year I worked for the farmer he asked me how much I'd be willing to work and I told hem as much as he needed me so he had me working 12 hours 5-6 days a week loading the barn for 2-3 weeks that's all I did was work in that 120 degree barn while the other farm hands worked 8 hours then he had the college guys do it one at a time and by the end of the week all 3 quit he told me he did it on purpose because he had some other guys that were wanting to work for him but he don't like firing people so he had them do the hardest/hottest part of the job so they'd quit and realize how lazy they really were when me a 15 year old kid did it for 2+ weeks without complaining the farmer gave me a raise and I trained the new guys on what to do and after they got the hang of it I drove a tractor the rest of the summer and the whole next summer other then the rare occasion someone called in or needed to finish faster because of rain I know this story is long but I learned a lot from that farmer and my first job hard work pays off and even tho your the best worker having to do the worse job watching lazy people do easy work for the same pay doesn't mean it's not going unnoticed keep your head down and keep moving and you'll work past the hard parts

[@offroaddomination5708]

I like the videos of you working on the farm you should do more of them

[@LOUDNPROUD]

I just might haha.. didn't realize how many farming fans there were in the bunch lol

[@blindabinda1234]

trucks are like guns. it's better to have one and not need it, then to need it and not have one. keep up the good work bud.

[@simonjohnhinton1938]

The 7.3 is so good it could pull the earth out of orbit.

[@offroad1016]

Love seeing the 7.3 videos! Would love to see more videos of the hay farmin' too!

[@LOUDNPROUD]

Offroad 101 right on man!

[@m.onsequintana]

When you don't know absolutely anything about trucks....so you binge watch Loud N Proud & hit that like & subscribe button hahaha 😂😂😂😂

[@LOUDNPROUD]

Atta Girl! Lol

[@charlesedwards8617]

good to see the 7.3 Ford at work.

[@LOUDNPROUD]

its worked more then any of the trucks haha

[@hobbyoverstreet1699]

7.3 doing good like always

[@LOUDNPROUD]

Hobby Overstreet she never fails lol

[@hobbyoverstreet1699]

LOUD 'N' PROUD got that right

[@joshualonas4398]

LOUD 'N' PROUD Nice 7.3 powerstroke

[@LOUDNPROUD]

Thanks

[@LOUDNPROUD]

who said anything about a 6.0? haha

[@tannerrouillard4632]

More farm/towing vids lol. Love the content man keep it going!

[@LOUDNPROUD]

thanks haha

[@josevasquez7784]

LOUD 'N' PROUD Buddy, loved the video. Wanna use my Expedition? 😂

[@f-j-Services]

Our 7.3 from 1999 has the ZF6 Manual with the granny Lo, F350. We used it ALL the time for hay.

[@Brandon68plus1]

Great to see a hard working kid helping run the farm instead of inside playing video games. Keep up the good work. Merica!!

[@kennybryant9860]

Great Video. Not to mention what a great piece of property y'all have. That F250 is a working machine!

[@LOUDNPROUD]

Kenny Bryant f350 and yes! Thanks!

[@sumner08]

Absolutely loved the video! Trucks, tractors, and farming chores!

[@LOUDNPROUD]

sumner08 as good as it gets

[@MrHeadshot1982]

Love my 7.3 over half million km still going strong

[@420ghoul]

humble, hardworking looking young adult, what a nice farmhouse and tractors are badass!

[@scrmblr2]

Probably need a dually....for safety. Looks like you probably exceeded the load rating on those single tires. Nice video. Liked the creative camera shots.

[@wesleyleverett6354]

I got a 99 350 powerstroke turbo diesel dooley with air bags and it's a beast

[@jacob11006]

That right there is why I still have my 99, 350 ,7.3 she's old now but she gets the job done. they just don't make em like that anymore

[@CaptainRudy4021]

One thing that might help with the squat is a set of helper springs. The 7.3 of that body style is only rated to tow about 12,000lbs.

[@TreeFeller4Life]

May be time to look back, reflect and then see what was different about the videos and how you can make the new ones as you once did in these. Something about your older videos man that just killed it in views, we know you still got it man. Don’t lose sight! 🤙 much love brother 🙏

[@jrod264winmag]

Ford trucks with the 7.3's were considered by many the best work truck ford made. There's still a bunch of them being used by construction contractors here in the Pacific northwest. I know of a few with over 300k miles and still look and run great.

[@chrisluce712]

Loved this video. I would like to see more of this along with the trucks!!

[@LOUDNPROUD]

Chris Luce right on!

[@vwlover4677]

Good job!! Keep it up man. we need more people like you all in the world.

[@LOUDNPROUD]

vw gti 2.0t lover thanks!

[@vwlover4677]

We had a work truck for a concert company that i drove for years and it was a 7.3. It had over a 600k when i left the company and it was still going strong. It would still pull a house off the foundation with 600k miles.

[@edwinstorz702]

Buddy, when it comes to people talking trash, its the American way today, everybody is either jealous or just plain stupid with no Morals or Values, and you can bet that the one's who make the comments have done nothing their whole life, while driving and spending somebody else's money, telling everybody how he or she has this and that. Man, i love to see a young Man with good work Ethics and that relationship with his Father, keep up the work!!!

[@LOUDNPROUD]

edwin storz appreciate it

[@tuckerhawkins729]

If you wanted to get rid of the annoying buzzing noise that you hear before start up, you should be able unplug the unit from under the dash, I've seen it done on first gens as well

[@edwardpoff575]

Keep up the hard work kid! I have a 6.0 I drive every day and it ain't no show boat it's a work horse! Farm on!

[@SuperDave-vj9en]

I have a 2002 superduty with crew cab that only has 160k on it. Bought it new and love it. I consistently get 13.1 mpg. Great videos kid!

[@rummymx4910]

ik someone with a 6.7 super duty, they over loaded that thing just about how much hey u guys put on there. and it still pulled hard as hell.

[@LOUDNPROUD]

Rummy MX we have loaded our 6.7 with more then that for a long trip and it drove like a Cadillac purrrring away

[@markbroad119]

I like the real life test over the shop tests. Looks like harvest season in Linn county Oregon. ( the I 5 about 2/3 up )

[@93droptop1]

Cool video, enjoy all your videos. Just a real guy doing real things with trucks.

[@ifronnin]

Some people, like me, choose to drive large, older, loud, yet powerful trucks to make ourselves hard pressed to speed excessively. And for the reasons you listed.

[@tinfoilhat7338]

Good stuff man! Takes me back 20 years ago when me an my old man used to do custom hay together when I was your age. Ignore all these ignorant haters on here. Drive what you want, how you want, when you want, modded exactly how you want. Our trucks are tools, toys and expressions of our way of life. don't like it? tell em to get wrecked, son!

[@LOUDNPROUD]

Tin•foil Hat lol thanks

[@tricialuttrull1496]

I live and work on the farm. I have a first gen but a standard and I have a 30 foot gooseneck I stacked it 3 tall all the way down and it sunk it down pretty good.

[@LOUDNPROUD]

Tricia Luttrull I'm sure it does haha

[@oieyah]

The building is the perfect size. I hope to build another that size one day . Mine is 35x40 currently. Maybe even build a loft apartment in case the wife gets mad at me lol.

[@LOUDNPROUD]

Barrineau_J hahaha right! 😂

[@johnramsayskier]

that JD cold start made me happy, subscribed upon seeing

[@brandonmorelli5145]

great video! showing what diesel trucks are truely meant for! so much more entertaining than trucks trucks trucks and "ooh lets see how much smoke we can blow" in my opinion (not that it matters much) but this is awesome content!

[@vrock265]

Good video. Nice to mix it up like that. Haying is hard work especially if you have to load a wagon by hand. How much do you think the bales weigh?

[@LOUDNPROUD]

those were all close to 800-1,000 each

[@paulellison6539]

Love the work my grandad owns a farm and we made and loaded 400 square bales

[@roper2234]

I have a 7.3 and have been wondering what the raptor grill looks like on it, I think I'm going to be adding that to my truck now and a bull bar. Thanks for sharing

[@LOUDNPROUD]

Talon64 76 np man! We still need the F and R to put on lol

[@threize6840]

Keep it up man. I have respect for hard workers like yourself. The haters are just too fucking sad because they don't have anything better to do with their lives. Anyways, I am a fan of the old and new 7.3s, work horses I must say. Another engine in which I love is the old 460 7.5, I have a 1994. That damn thing will pull anything you put behind it, and I have personal experience with it so I can actually vouch for it because I own one lol.

[@ryancrowell5670]

I feel your pain haying late and hard work, keep it up man 💪🏻

[@LOUDNPROUD]

Ryan Crowell it was a good time though haha

[@Multi1Joshua]

Nice truck, I have a ford myself and I've personally noticed fords do squat more than a chevy or dodge of the same weight class.

[@beats1804]

Haters are going to hate man... Keep doing what your doing bro love the uploads learn alot on here.

[@subydude88]

+ 1 on the farming videos! Grew up bailing hay with my grandfather in PA. That is one heck of a barn. There is a fortune in concrete alone there! How big is that thing?

[@LOUDNPROUD]

not exactly sure lol... I think about 10,000 sq. feet on the main floor

[@Zach-rz9bw]

You should convince him to get air lift suspension for the rear. would reduce the leaf springs in the rear and give more support all around as well!

[@RandomUser2388]

Built ford tough... hard for me to consider chevy a truck... more like a mini van in a truck body. I live in the country where their are cattle farmers and hay farmers and not a single one of them drives a chevy or takes cream and sugar. (Every so often their is a dodge). Real hard working men need a ford

[@LOUDNPROUD]

Collin Kisor yes sir

[@mikefilippinijr100]

Collin Kisor

[@Thecowboy69997]

Collin Kisor Chevy and GM just can't hold up to the daily wear and tear of farm/ranch use or even being on dirt roads everyday like a Ford can.

[@-ouv]

I need to send you some air bags for that 7 3!!!lol hey, it's different, every channel about trucks is constantly trucks trucks trucks. And their content is getting boring. Dipping diesel, I can't even watch his content anymore just a bunch of kids that don't know anything and posting a 8 minute video of them painting inner fenders. This content is genuine and it's different. Not constantly milking the channel "Well today I'm gonna air up my tires and put tire shine on"

[@LOUDNPROUD]

ouv lol well thanks for watching 😂🙌🤷‍♂️

[@-ouv]

LOUD 'N' PROUD of course man! Plus you got two rare gems!! Lol keep it up

[@LOUDNPROUD]

ouv will do! Thanks!

[@fread51]

Damn you beat me to cause those stock shocks are going to go real soon

[@LOUDNPROUD]

billy heaton they aren't stock

[@logancurry6862]

another 7.3 being put to good use plus someone that knows about hard work. keep it up bud

[@LOUDNPROUD]

Logan Curry right on! Thanks!

[@dieselauthoritymillertime1276]

Powerstroke baby! The Deere was awesome, but nothing beats a 7.3

[@theman6760]

I really enjoy the farm vids

[@axysdnyd]

Why don't you add the airbag system to the Ford if you tow a gooseneck? Just a thought, it saves your suspension big time

[@FlutersGarage]

Every MAN needs his Truck.

[@markmorris3579]

It looked like your Dodg'em was maxed out hauling that set of forks.

[@backyardmechanics8196]

you should try towing with the cummins and see if it squats like the 7.3

[@LOUDNPROUD]

Backyard Mechanics I would but I don't have a goose neck hitcj

[@hogie1685]

Man don't worry about those goofs. You never have to explain yourself about how much u use your truck or how much u tow etc. nice 12v man.

[@bryantodd6507]

Rancher: well, the ol' truck's axle is about to snap. Guess we better throw another couple tons on.

[@SaucyBegger25]

Don't listen to the haters. Your out there getting shit done. I myself love grafting. No better feeling.

[@mikemiller9119]

Notice the 7.3 doing the real work. I have two and they are monsters. I'll end up one of those old guys that won't let their old trucks go.

[@LOUDNPROUD]

Mike Miller right on

[@MrUtahfan]

The 7.3, not the fastest truck out there, but it can sure tow a lot. You need a set of air bags on that thing then you can really load it up. Great video.

[@sethnielsen5546]

Do like the double row of tint putting that on the to do list

[@LOUDNPROUD]

Seth Nielsen sweet!

[@fastst1]

I'd rather haul that than triple live axle trailers snaking the way down the road. If you're going to go far with that tonnage, you might want to add another 15psi to the rear tires, help take some of the squat out of them. They might be at the max but you can run quite a bit over the 'rated' pressure, burst pressure is someplace around 400

[@adammiller8533]

Definitely loved this type of video

[@SouthwestORV]

Fun video. Looks like you live in the same sort of place I live in. Grew up on a farm myself. Like you said, I got no use for a car.

[@carkegan7699]

One of very few ford's I like is 7.3 emigine if you put aftermarket suspension to help with the load that's a beast of towing power how was temperature did the trans not heat up did you go up any bit of a hill

[@dylanlester7571]

Maybe look into airlift airbag helpers for the rear

[@mark-kq5by]

cant wait to leave miami and move to tennessee, awesome video bro!

[@tjbooker2164]

aight so I'm about to turn 15 and about to get my first truck do you think I should get a f150 or a f250 bc I weld stuff and pull a trailer with my dad's truck

[@LOUDNPROUD]

Tyler Johnson f150's are good if you go with the old body style 5.0's but don't buy 2004-2008's they suck.... or go with an old 7.3 f250! Those are probably the most reliable and diesel will have better fuel mileage and an f150 with a V8! I don't care what anybody says lol

[@tjbooker2164]

ok cool thx

[@427cobrajet9]

being a Ford person i can't argue much in that statement. keep up the work man.

[@LOUDNPROUD]

427 Cobra jet rift on haha

[@misters2837]

LOUD 'N' PROUD what is so bad about 04-08 F150's...mine seems to be a good truck..4.6 4x4...not one problem, (I did eliminate it IWE setup tho)

[@kevinheine2152]

Good video. I have 2 7.3's, a 95 with 422K miles, (work truck) id drive across country today. And an 01 with 150K. Cant beat the 7.3

[@timothygrable2099]

God i miss this life stye then again not always. I still own 10 acres a super duty and kubota tractor and still plenty of work. But not like it use to be. Good job, Remember not everybody can be doctors and lawyers. Glad to see a young hand work hard.

[@livinlife8269]

I clicked on the video thinking we were going to watch a truck get worked but where I come from we did this shit with a 1500 dodge second gen on my neighbors dairy for years

[@denniswobbe3157]

you want to get rid of the 12 valve, I'll happily take her. I am chasing one down for me. And I hate it when people look at us young people and tell us we don't need trucks. I have a 1991 F350 with a 7x9 foot flat bed on her. I purpose built her to haul wood for the firewood business my brother and I had. I had that truck squatting much like your dad's was. Not quite to that extreme, but I just about had the overload sprins just about flat with the leafs.

[@13Frostie]

Gotta get a set of airbags for that bad boy. That'll help with the squatting at least.

[@LOUDNPROUD]

Colin Foster yeah for sure

[@CRFHONDARIDER100]

Way more than most diesel trucks

[@LOUDNPROUD]

CRFHONDARIDER100 haha

[@bobcrookard6316]

Move the hay back near the end of the trailet its easier on everything and won't make it squat as bad. That's loading 101 for you

[@medlytek]

Was looking at Rangers to pull a bike sometimes. Came across my F250 cheaper than any other truck i seen. Including purchase price and some work to the front end, Im at $4000.... Cheapest Rangers i seen was over 6 grand so i went with the F 250.. It's my Daily Driver. 5.4 Triton (188K). when im not on the bike.

[@expro2039]

Hell yea man thanks for showing me the 4320

[@LOUDNPROUD]

EXPRO np! Haha

[@davidweaber]

Just added S&B cold air and the same Edge Evolution II programs you have. What kind of boost psi do you see loaded mid throttle?? Peak??

[@ctdieselnut]

why not load the trailer from back to the front, u have a bunch of open space at the rear the way it was. would take some weight off the truck, still fit the same amount as u did. just an idea, good vid of the ford at work I love it!

[@LOUDNPROUD]

we know this... we usually ALWAYS do.... but we typically load it all of the way back, I don't know why we didn't this time

[@alanack67]

get new springs for that truck,. I has a set made up off a cab chassis dump truck and put them in my 2500. no more sag!

[@cwioutdoors9492]

deffinally want to see more vids like this

[@LOUDNPROUD]

CWI outdoors 🙌🙌

[@rpkillerx1]

Put firestone air bags. 50psi tow anything you want

[@garrettramsey643]

Love that second gen !!! Wish it was a straight shift though lol.

[@LOUDNPROUD]

Garrett Ramsey thanks

[@chevytruckman34]

I always love to see the powerjoke put to the test. I'm not hating. I own a Ford. 1992 flavor. With a Cummins, though. It's the only reason that I own it. LOL

[@bosna916]

when you gonna throw a set of gauges on the pillar for the white cummins ?

[@LOUDNPROUD]

bosna917 the 1st gen already does and I'll do mine when I get closer to hp mods

[@geezusmeatball1328]

nice i seen even 6.5 detroit pulling hay

[@RamMan2016]

can you tell me some info about your windshield tint? I thought federal laws only allowed the top 6 inches to be tinted?

[@HaydenIngram]

the one thing i miss about my 7.3 is walking outside at 5:30 to fire it up and hear it bust off now im lazy i can start my 6.7 from my bed lol

[@LOUDNPROUD]

hahaha right

[@mikecochran2325]

I like your tint ive never seen that before

[@LOUDNPROUD]

Hockey Seventyfive I haven't either until I bought that truck

[@derricksarazin6582]

Is it legal where you're at? We aren't allowed to have that up top. Not sure about the bottom

[@TysonClassics]

Enjoyed the video, but not the tint bellow the front windshield

[@ImDoneKilling]

only 2 minutes into the video and I love it, I'm only 17,though I wish I had your lifestyle, my mom's side of the family lives it. I'm living with pop's till I get outta high school then once I get outta welding school Idk where life will take me. No show or braggin. jus straight up vlog. no prejudice over which truck is better. I understand about the tow mirrors. sometimes it's just easier to leave em folded out if you're constantly towing stuff. but god, dipping diesel like @ouv said is jus god awful.