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Truck Scales Experience
I remember reading that some folks stopped along the road at truck weigh stations.  So several days ago I saw an empty weigh station and pulled into it.  Asked if they'd weigh us.  They said sure and I pulled onto the scale.  LD had 1/2 tank of water and 1/4 tank for gray and black.  We had supplies for a week.  Subaru had full tank and some supplies.  We weighed at 16,420 pounds. 

The people running the station seemed to enjoy our visit and request.  Btw, no charge.

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Reply #1
That’s cool. What state? We have weighed on closed scales in WA and I have heard of people in OR doing so too.
Paul
'92 Mid Bath

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Oregon by law leaves the scales on.     I have used the 'closed' truck scales many times.   
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TR: "...the great state of Oklahoma."

Golly, y'all are practically to Missouri...    :D

Lynne
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Another place where you can sometimes weigh for free (as long as you don't require a weight certificate) are feed and grain stores.  I got my old LD weighed years ago at the Templeton Feed & Grain in Templeton, CA.  They were very accomodating.

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Greg & Victoria
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Our local co-op let us weigh free and so did the local trucking company.
2002 30' IB

 
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I have had my camper, fifth wheel, and Lazy Daze weighed at the local moving company in our town.  They all have a truck scale and they will weigh you for $10 if you need a weight tag.  I tell them I just want to know what it weighs and there is typically no charge.  I tip the person who records my weight, usually $5 and we are all happy.

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