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#1 Go to the dumps, and pull up to the kiosk and ask what you weigh. #2 I used to work for a juice manufacturer and they have a certified scale, at the Watsonville side of Freedom Blvd. H.A. Rider & Sons, cost like 5 or 10 bucks to get the scale ticket.
3,400 pounds with 35s aired up full size spare, tool box with some assorted tools/doodads 22re and no tube work yet.
Maybe using nitrogen instead of "air" would reduce the weight of our rigs?
Even though Nitrogen is less dense than air, it is only slightly lighter. Try helium instead.
#1 Go to the dumps, and pull up to the kiosk and ask what you weigh.
Just go "oops" and roll through, maybe the digital scale will show your weight !
Thanks IronClad, this info is exactly what I was looking for. On my way back from the TLCA club meeting, I stopped by that Cat scale, but it was apparently closed down for the night. Here is a pic of the box at the scale (it had some "cover your rear" sign hanging on it).So do you think they will print out a certified receipt for me if I don't have a truck number?
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