When it comes to towing, Ford trucks are known for their strength and reliability. Here at Preston Ford of Denton, we’re here to help drivers explore the full towing capacity of their favorite models. Whether you’re interested in hauling a trailer or getting a boat to the lake, our team is here to help you get the most out of your vehicle.

Explore Ford truck towing capacity is a popular choice for families in the area thanks to its maximum towing capacity of 5,600 lbs. This figure is achieved through a class IV trailer tow package, which can be added to any model equipped with a 2.3L or 3.0L EcoBoost(r) engine, or the 3.3L hybrid engine. This SUV is also available in multiple trim levels, allowing drivers to choose the exact configuration that fits their needs.

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Midsize SUVs are notoriously weak when it comes to towing capacity, but the Ford Explorer is a strong contender that can handle medium loads with ease. Its towing capabilities beat out competitors like the Honda Pilot and Toyota Highlander, which can only tow up to 5,000 pounds each. With its available three rows of seating and powerful engines, this SUV can handle a range of family-friendly adventures around Long Island.

Towing capacities can vary depending on a variety of factors, including the type and condition of the trailer you’re hauling, as well as the weight of your load. To ensure you’re choosing the right vehicle for your towing needs, our team is happy to answer any questions and help you find the perfect Ford Explorer. Contact us today to schedule your test drive!

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Tom Drury writes about life in the small, the intimate and the absurd. His characters are often nobodies and he manages to enlarge them into something lifesize, or else diminish them to the point of comical absurdity. He does this by eschewing tragedy and comedy, in recognition that the damage caused by life is often done and felt without either, and comedy results from people trying to be honest or serious.Resource : theinvestorscentre.co.uk

In the summer of 1585 a man called Thomas Drury was in Fleet Prison, and probably for something mundane like debt. But Buckhurst and Puckering, judging by this letter of his, think there may be’matters of State’ involved, since the prisoner seems prepared, ‘if urged unto it’, to deliver those ‘villest articles of atheism’ that Baines had compiled about Christopher Marlowe, and which are now in their hands.

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Drury is in Europe until May, courtesy of Berlin’s American Academy, where he is a writing fellow. He has a new novel, Pacific, which re-visits some of the characters from his earlier book, The End of Vandalism. The original was a panorama, crowded with so many threads that they’re listed in the back; the sequel follows some of their aftermath.

As he did in Advise and Consent — written in 1957, just a couple of years before Sputnik, giving the novel an almost conspiratorial feel that the United States was about to lose the Cold War to the wily Soviets — Drury uses the same techniques to map how a supposedly democratic government works. He also gives his characters a kind of life, and lets them experience pain, in the knowledge that their actions will affect others in ways that we can’t foresee.…