We've gone and done it now......
Well, after three years of planning and two more to go until retirement, we've finally purchased our future full timing 5th wheel. (see signature). I've spent the past three years pouring over info i...
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jevanb wrote:Shadow_Grey wrote:so true.... we have a Cat scale house that can weight the trailers axles independently of each other, but when I was on it they were broke.. to the Op dont forget to look at the Front axle weight change and add this to your Rear axle weight, lots of people forget about this #
If he weighs it before and after at a CAT scale it will give him each axle weight for the truck, trailer weight and from there he can add/subtract weights to get totals and pin weights for everything he needs to know.
When I weigh on the scale I get a front axle, rear axle, and trailer axles weight. Why would I take the difference from the change in front axle and add it to the rear weight??? The scale just showed me what is on the rear axle when loaded.
