The F-350 sits in the middle of Ford's Super Duty line, between the F-250 and the F-450. It is the truck we see hooked to grain trailers, gooseneck stock trailers and holiday trailers all over this part of the province, because it gives you true one-ton capability without moving up to a commercial chassis. You can get it with single or dual rear wheels, three cab sizes and two box lengths, so it can be set up for the farm, the jobsite or long highway hauls.
Off-road packages such as Tremor and FX4 are available on several trims. Ask us which trucks on the lot have them.
For 2026, the F-350 was offered with two gas V8s, the 6.8L and the 7.3L, and two versions of the 6.7L Power Stroke turbo diesel, including the High Output Power Stroke that gives the F-350 its top towing ratings. For 2027, Ford dropped the 6.8L and made the 7.3L gas V8 standard, with the Power Stroke diesel still available.
If you tow heavy most days, especially with a gooseneck or fifth wheel, the diesel is usually the better fit. If your truck spends more of its time on shorter runs and around the yard, the 7.3L gas V8 keeps things simpler to own and maintain. Tell us what you tow and how far, and we will point you to the right truck on our lot.
Used F-350s come to us regularly as trade-ins from farms and contractors across the area, and they tend to move quickly. The inventory on this page includes both new and used trucks, so you can compare them side by side. If you have a truck to trade, get a value for your trade before you come in, and if you would like to arrange financing ahead of time, you can start a credit application online.
Both trucks share the same Super Duty cab, engines and trims, so from the driver's seat they feel very similar. The difference is in what they are rated to carry and tow. The F-350 is the one-ton model, built with heavier-duty components and offered with dual rear wheels, which the F-250 is not. If you pull a heavy gooseneck or fifth wheel, haul heavy loads in the box, or want room to grow into bigger trailers, the F-350 is usually the right call. If your loads are lighter and you want a slightly simpler truck, the F-250 can be a good fit. Bring us your trailer details and we will help you compare.
Dual rear wheels give the F-350 more stability and its highest ratings when you are towing very heavy trailers, especially goosenecks and big fifth wheels. Single rear wheels are easier to live with every day: they fit in more parking spots, run through car washes, and handle better on snowy back roads and in tight yards. Many of our customers who haul cattle or equipment several times a week choose the dually, while those who tow a holiday trailer a few times a summer are happier with single rear wheels. We usually have both on the lot, so you can see the difference in person.
Yes. Used F-350s are some of our most requested trucks, and the ones we take in on trade are listed on this page as soon as they are ready. Because used Super Duty trucks sell quickly in this area, the best way to catch the right one is to check our New Arrivals page, which shows the newest trucks to land on the lot. If you are looking for something specific, such as a diesel crew cab with a long box, give us a call at 306-344-4448 and we will keep an eye out for you.
We are at #47 1st Avenue close to Lloydminster. Customers regularly make the drive from Lloydminster, North Battleford, St. Walburg, Maidstone and the farms in between, because they know they will find a strong selection of Ford trucks and a team that understands how trucks are used out here. If you are travelling a distance, call us at 306-344-4448 before you leave and we will confirm the truck you are interested in is here and ready for you to drive.
Absolutely. We take trades of all kinds, from older half-tons to Super Duty trucks and farm vehicles. You can start with our online trade-in form, and our team will follow up. Bringing the truck in when you come to look at an F-350 lets us give you a firm number on the spot, so you know exactly where you stand before you decide.
Ready to see an F-350 in person? Call Ford Truck Centre at 306-344-4448, toll free at 877-344-4433, or send us a message.
