2026 Ford AGwagon Editions: AG, AG+ & PRORODEO
Purpose-built farm and ranch capability, edition equipment, accessories and real-world buyer fit
The Short Answer
AG Edition establishes the full work-ready foundation. AG+ Edition adds rear protection and an organized bed system. PRORODEO Edition carries the AG+ work equipment and adds interior features for rodeo and equestrian travel.
Choose the Ford platform for the truck’s size and capability, then choose the AGwagon edition for the equipment you want installed around it.
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Which Ford trucks can become an AGwagon?
AGwagon conversions are available for Ford Super Duty F-250, F-350 and F-450 trucks.
What are the three editions?
AG is the core work build, AG+ adds rear protection and bed organization, and PRORODEO adds rodeo- and equestrian-focused cabin equipment to the AG+ foundation.
How much does each edition start at?
AG Edition starts at $106,195, AG+ Edition starts at $118,970 and PRORODEO Edition starts at $116,490.
What are the primary capability numbers?
The AGwagon is rated for up to 27,000 pounds of towing and 3,643 pounds of payload in its featured configuration. Available 6.7L High Output Power Stroke power supplies 500 horsepower and 1,200 lb-ft of torque.
What Is a Ford AGwagon?
A Ford AGwagon is a purpose-built agricultural upfit that turns a Ford Super Duty into a more complete mobile work truck for farmers, ranchers, equestrian owners and rural businesses. It is not simply a lifted truck with appearance upgrades. Fox Factory Vehicles starts with the capability of a Super Duty and adds coordinated equipment for the parts of the job that happen after the truck leaves the road.
That distinction is the heart of the AGwagon. A conventional heavy-duty pickup can pull a trailer or carry a load, but agricultural work rarely ends when the truck reaches the gate. The driver may still need to cross a washed-out lane, move through a rutted pasture, recover stuck equipment, adjust tire pressure, level a loaded truck, organize tools, check livestock after dark or stay connected far from the office. AGwagon brings those functions together in one integrated Ford Super Duty build.
Primary Ford AGwagon Specs
These are the headline work figures and core upfit specifications shoppers need before comparing the three editions.
Choose the Super Duty beneath the upfit around the load. AGwagon builds are available from F-250 through F-450, including gas, Power Stroke diesel and supercharged 7.3L configurations. Across the 2026 Ford Super Duty lineup, properly equipped trucks reach up to 40,000 pounds of gooseneck towing and 8,000 pounds of payload. The completed truck’s doorjamb, axle and hitch ratings define its usable limits after the AGwagon equipment is installed.
Compare Ford AGwagon Editions
Select an edition to see its starting price, standard Performance, Exterior and Interior equipment, available accessories and buyer fit.
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Ford AGwagon AG Edition
Core work equipment | Starting at $106,195
Performance
- 3-inch BDS suspension lift
- FOX 2.5 Performance Elite reservoir shocks
- 18-inch black Method wheels
- 35-inch premium all-terrain tires
- Load-leveling air bags with controller
Exterior & Utility
- Power-retractable running boards
- Heavy-duty front bumper with LED fog lights
- 15,000-pound winch
- Hood-mounted LED lights
- Onboard air-compressor system
- Wheel-well fender liners
Interior
- Full custom leather interior
- All-weather floor mats
Best fit: owners who want the full suspension, recovery, lighting and air foundation without the permanent rack-and-MOLLE bed system.
Why choose AG: it puts the money into systems used across many jobs: rough-ground control, recovery, after-dark visibility, tire support and cab access. Move to AG+ when rear protection and permanent bed organization are part of the daily routine.
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Build the Ford AGwagon Around Your Work
J.C. Lewis Ford Savannah can help you pair the right F-250, F-350 or F-450 with the AGwagon edition and accessories that fit the job.
Watch the Ford AGwagon Walkaround
See how the suspension, lighting, recovery, onboard air and bed organization work together for long days on farms and ranches.
Rough-ground control
The BDS lift and FOX reservoir shocks address repeated travel across ruts, pasture, washboard roads and uneven access routes.
Work beyond daylight
Front, hood, bed and rear lighting support loading, recovery, animal checks and equipment work before sunrise or after dark.
A mobile work base
Onboard air, rack mounts, MOLLE storage and radio choices keep recurring tools and communication systems with the truck.
What the Upfit Changes
It Prepares the Truck for Work Beyond the Pavement
The 3-inch BDS suspension lift, FOX 2.5 Performance Elite reservoir shocks, 35-inch all-terrain tires and load-leveling air bags create the foundation for uneven ground and changing loads. Heavy-duty bumpers, a 15,000-pound winch and integrated LED lighting add recovery and visibility. Onboard air brings tire and air-bag support into the field instead of tying the truck to the nearest shop.
Why It Was Created
The Work Around the Load Needed Its Own Solution
AGwagon was developed with input from people who work the land. Their trucks do more than tow livestock, tractors, hay and equipment: they also serve as recovery vehicles, supply carriers, mobile tool stations and transportation across large properties. The upfit addresses that entire work cycle, so the equipment on the truck supports the job before, during and after the trailer is connected.
Where It Thrives
Where Highway Capability Meets Unimproved Ground
The AGwagon makes the most sense when one truck must handle long trailer days and then keep working on pastures, dirt access roads, fence lines, livestock facilities and remote jobsites. In Coastal Georgia and the South Carolina Lowcountry, its recovery equipment, all-terrain setup, lighting and onboard air are especially relevant when rain, soft soil or after-dark work changes the conditions without changing the deadline.
The AGwagon Difference
A lifted custom truck is often built around stance and style. The AGwagon uses its lift, suspension, tires, recovery gear, lighting, air system and available bed organization as parts of one agricultural work system. The result is a Super Duty designed not just to arrive at the job, but to help complete it.
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FAQ: Ford AGwagon Editions
Disclaimers: AGwagon editions are specialty conversions by Fox Factory Vehicles and are not Ford factory trims. Starting prices exclude selected accessories, taxes, title, registration and applicable fees. Equipment and pricing are subject to change. The 27,000-pound towing and 3,643-pound payload figures apply to the featured AGwagon configuration. The 40,000-pound gooseneck towing and 8,000-pound payload figures are maximums for specific properly equipped 2026 Ford Super Duty configurations before accounting for the completed upfit. Always follow the completed vehicle’s certification, axle, tire, wheel and hitch ratings. Load-leveling air bags do not increase those ratings. Images are placeholders until approved media-gallery URLs are added.