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The 2009 Ford F-150 can tow anywhere from 5,100 to 11,300 pounds, give or take. Depending on the engine variant, it can produce between 1,448 and 2,705 pounds of torque. Additionally, it has a tongue load of 294, which is pretty impressive considering its size.
In 2009, the Ford F-150 can tow anywhere from 5,100 to 11,300 pounds and carry a payload between 1,448 and 2,705 pounds. Its torque output falls in the range of 294 lbs.-ft. at 4,000 rpm up to 390 lbs.-ft. at 3,500 rpm.