where to weigh a trailer
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where to weigh a trailer
Truck stops are usually your best bet. Cat Scales, J-Scales, interstate scales, and the like. Usually you can also swing by some grain places and ask them nicely. Dont go to a weigh station. You are basicly asking for a vehicle inspection, and could lead to larger problems (I am DOT Certified, I should know). Best bet is the truck stop. They charge 7-9 dollars. not bad.
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where to weigh a trailer
2xSurvivr,
If you've got any old scrap metal laying around, load it up on your trailer and go to a scrap metal recycling place. They will weigh your loaded vehicle and trailer on the way in, and then weigh it as you're leaving to get your total load weight. If you don't have any scrap metal, go driving around on some gravel roads and look for some old washing machines in the ditch. You probably have you vehicle weight listed somewhere on it, so you could just do some math and get to the trailer weight. If you have the dimensions of your trailer, there's probably a lot of people on the forum who could give you a pretty close estimate.
toe
If you've got any old scrap metal laying around, load it up on your trailer and go to a scrap metal recycling place. They will weigh your loaded vehicle and trailer on the way in, and then weigh it as you're leaving to get your total load weight. If you don't have any scrap metal, go driving around on some gravel roads and look for some old washing machines in the ditch. You probably have you vehicle weight listed somewhere on it, so you could just do some math and get to the trailer weight. If you have the dimensions of your trailer, there's probably a lot of people on the forum who could give you a pretty close estimate.
toe
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