Weighing at Cat Scales
After watching a couple of youTube videos, apparently the only way to determine the exact pin weight of a 5th wheel trailer is to weigh the truck/trailer and then disconnect the trailer and weigh the ...
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Mike134 wrote:CarnationSailor wrote:
I get the impression that those posting specifics believe that all CAT scales have the same number of "platforms", communication options, and pricing structure. However, the CAT scales I use in the Seattle area are not at all like the ones described here so it seems the specific steps suggested might be useful somewhere else, they wouldn't apply to the CAT scales I use.
Any thoughts on this?
Going to a couple scales close to me they match what's on the web site. I would think a chain would be all the same. interesting.........
https://catscale.com/how-to-weigh/
My mistake. I used a "Washington State Certified Scale" on the grounds of CADMAN, Inc. which is a private construction materials company. If you go to the WA state DOT's list of Certified Scales, you will see dozens that are not part of the CAT chain.
Again, my mistake, as I thought "CAT" was a generic term for any certified scale.
