It gained weight.

I would check the camper for hidden leaks.

When I weighed my truck only,it weighed almost exactly what my son's Chevy HD 2500 extra cab weighed with similar stuff and fuel..Something like 6400 pounds..So 4260 pounds for a 9.6 Lance non-slide loaded to the gill isn't to bad since the sticker sez 2659# empty which was pretty close when I weighed it empty..LOL

jaycocreek wrote:


I know huh..My wife packed this trip emptying all the drawers/cupboards and re-packing from the house and I weighed in at 10,660 pounds,first time over 10K but we were ready for the apocalypse with what all she packed..LOL

When I was married all my ex packed were her clothes. :R
I packed everything else.

So I'm the only one to blame. :B

Just the truck and empty camper weigh 9840.

srschang wrote:
Been eating a lot at McDonald's lately??

Nearest McDonalds is 100 miles away,in my case..LOL.Same scale/same load..All tanks full ready to camp..

Personally I think they re-calibrated the grain scales after a remodel of the grain shack, which is like 100 yards from the house.

Or Burger King.

Been eating a lot at McDonald's lately??

Specta wrote:
It gained weight

I know huh..My wife packed this trip emptying all the drawers/cupboards and re-packing from the house and I weighed in at 10,660 pounds,first time over 10K but we were ready for the apocalypse with what all she packed..LOL

jimh425 wrote:
If it wasn’t the same scale, hard to say if it was accurate or not.

Nope, not the same place.
They were both Cat Scales at Loves truck stops.

If it wasn’t the same scale, hard to say if it was accurate or not.