CAT scales question
Would someone please let me know what to expect when I go to a CAT scale to weigh my rig. How much do they charge? Will that charge apply to each axle?, for the complete session to include front axl...
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When you get to the scale you can always go in first and talk to the person behind the counter to ask any questions too. Everyone has a first time, don't feel uncomfortable in doing this. Plus, look for the concrete sections as you drive up on them. Split your front axle onto one of these sections and your rear axle on the second axle. If you are pulling a trailer, you can have that weighed separately too. Just coordinate that with the person controlling the scales (at desk or through the speaker)
It is good to weigh your truck without the camper too. That way you might compare the difference with the loaded (full of fuel, propane and water is preferred)
Be prepared to be a bit surprised what the total really comes to, compared to what you might have estimated.
But, for us here, report back what your weights are!
b
(Looks like Downtheroad is a faster typer than me! :B, but still the same message from both of us)
It is good to weigh your truck without the camper too. That way you might compare the difference with the loaded (full of fuel, propane and water is preferred)
Be prepared to be a bit surprised what the total really comes to, compared to what you might have estimated.
But, for us here, report back what your weights are!
b
(Looks like Downtheroad is a faster typer than me! :B, but still the same message from both of us)
