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Where to weigh axles?
Yahoo Message Number: 97086
Hi I'm getting ready to leave cold Michigan for Texas & would like to get the axle weights on my 26' MD LD. Any ideas on where I can get this done  & how to go about doing it when I find a place? Yellow pages don't seem to help. I'll be heading right down US23/I75.
Thanks!!

Clueless in Ann Arbor!
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Yahoo Message Number: 97087
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 I'm getting ready to leave cold Michigan for Texas & would like to get the axle weights on my 26' MD LD. Any ideas on where I can get this done  & how to go about doing it when I find a place? --- This site might help to locate a public scale on your route:
 http://www.transport911.com/TLC/Scales.htm

Just *how* you'd position the rig to get individual axle weights and/or the weight of each corner will depend on the configuration of the scales and the amount of access and maneuvering room that the weigh scale offers. (Also, be prepared for a charge to weigh your rig.)

HTH.

Joan
2003 TK has a new home
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Yahoo Message Number: 97088
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 I'm getting ready to leave cold Michigan for Texas & would like to get
Thanks Joan That list certainly will help! Is there a protocol to follow? Someone to help me figure out what & how to do it? thanks, Clueless!
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Yahoo Message Number: 97089
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I'm getting ready to leave cold Michigan for Texas & would like
to get

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"Thanks Joan That list certainly will help! Is there a protocol to follow?
Someone to help me figure out what & how to do it?

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thanks, Clueless!"
http://www.ehow.com/how_2094695_weigh-your-motorhome.html It's as simple as Googling "How to weigh a motorhome".

Chris
Formerly: 2002 30' IB
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Yahoo Message Number: 97092
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Hi I'm getting ready to leave cold Michigan for Texas & would like to get the axle weights on my 26' MD LD. Any ideas on where I can get this done  & how to go about doing it when I find a place? Yellow pages don't seem to help. I'll be heading right down US23/I75.
Nearly all truck stops, Flying J, Pilot, Loves, have scales available.  Just look for the yellow CAT sign (they all have them).  Usually costs about $7 for the printout.  Some offer "Certified" weight which you do not need.
 After you buy gas, just ask the attendant for the procedure and they will be happy to advise.  Basically you just drive on the scale, pick up the phone and ask 'em to weigh you.  You can easily get separate front and rear axle and a separate third number for any trailer or toad.
 Four corner weights are not always available, but you generally do not need that to set the tire pressure.

-Dave '06 MB, Indianapolis