Truck / Trailer weigh in
Scale Results, two weighs, two charges. ($21.00 total) 1. Trailer hooked to truck: Truck 7860; Trailer 7560; both 15420 2. Trailer unhooked from truck: Truck 6740; Trailer 8800; both 15540 ...
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Larry wrote:
P.S. you shouldn't have to pay for 2 complete weigh ins only pay for a reweigh which is about $1 to $2 at most and IIRC usually no cost. Now if these weights were not done back to back, but some time elapsed then something might have changed weight wise, but that is unclear at least to me.
That is what I thought, I never left the scale between weighs.
My first time trying to actually do it on a scale, and I'm on here to learn the correct way. Thanks
I also may have been dealing with the new guy at Loves, he had no idea what I was trying to do, so the newb tried to explain it to the newb.
The first time I was on the scale, was with weight distribution, pre-loaded, 400 lbs of fresh water (tank in front), no gear, and me in the truck (+210 lbs) Gross weight 15420
(7860 scale #2, and 7560 Scale #3)
The second weigh was empty truck on scale #2, and trailer axles and tongue on scale #3. Gross weight without me in truck was 15540.
(6740 scale #2, 8800 scale #3)
Yes, I subtracted truck weight from each weigh to get 1120 tongue weight. Is that correct?
