Weight tickets thread

[Provience]

Just downloaded the CAT scales app, don't even have to go inside any more. It's got me feeling like a super trucker

Anyways, in the interest of documenting things and making them easier to find, here is a thread for adding weigh tickets as you happen to pull them for various stuff. Axle and tire weight ratings are the more importanter things to watch out for

Huh, thought I had pictures of previous weigh tickets handy. Dang, welp that's the purpose of this thread. Easier to find them in the future

 

[75RamRunner]

Ram 3500 Mega cab on 37s unloaded weight, fullish tanks of fuel

 

[Provience]

Found one. 1993 e350 class c rear is Dana 70HD, trailer is dual 3.5klb axles, loaded with 1980 single cab 4wd F350 and various tools and such.

 

[white-rhino]

I have a bunch from different configurations stored in my truck.

Does the app require a fee?

 

[Provience]

1978 f250 2wd "empty" with 20' low deck 7k trailer "empty"

Still looking , thought I had a weigh slip with that pickup

Edit: note says trailer is about 2500 lbs, makes sense with the chains and junk that lives in the toolbox

 

[Provience]

I have a bunch from different configurations stored in my truck.

Does the app require a fee?

The cat app is free, you can add a credit card to it and then you just can run through the scales and it will give you numbers right to your phone. Don't have to deal with parking and going inside and counter people and such.

Edit: stores history and such also

 

[AKnate]

No CAT scales here. Just private scales, the dump and the DOT scalehouse.scale house.
F350 is just under 20k loaded.

 

[Levigarrett76]

All I got. 2000 FL classic 48x102 steel flatbed spread, treated lumber.

 

[Gbkeith]

This was hauling hay.

I use the app now. This was the service truck with a brand new empty bed.

And this was my pickup with and without my little hay trailer.

 

[arse_sidewards]

I'll continue posting my weight slips where they're not quite so easy to find thank you very much.

 

[Provience]

I'll continue posting my weight slips where they're not quite so easy to find thank you very much.

This isn't the thread for legal concerns and "but my license!" Or da police!

 

[arse_sidewards]

This isn't the thread for legal concerns and "but my license!" Or da police!

You're only saying that because your numbers are less impressive than mine.

 

[Provience]

You're only saying that because your numbers are less impressive than mine.

Well yeah

Edit: I'm not looking for impressive numbers, I'm just trying to figure out trailer weight and truck setups and what makes the most sense and such. I'm always curious about what things weigh

 

[bgaidan]

When I bought Deere 5045 tractor and hauled it home from GA on my 7k trailer. I did some rough calcs. the night before I knew I'd be a tad overweight, but turns out I'm pretty bad at math. To be fair, the grapple was way bigger than it looked in the pics and he didn't tell me the tires were loaded.

 

[Gbkeith]

I'll continue posting my weight slips where they're not quite so easy to find thank you very much.

You can be selective about it. I was.

 

[Etyler2]

Went to the dump last weekend. CCLB 2002 GMC 8.1 2WD 7000#, and my 16’ car hauler is 1800#.

 

[06h3]

F550 7.3 hauling a SAS H3 on 43s and a JK on 1 tons and 40s. Loaded down for a rubicon camping/wheeling trip

 

[Projectjunkie]

Wtf is going on here? 8k steer and 2k drive?

 

[arse_sidewards]

Wtf is going on here? 8k steer and 2k drive?

Entire vehicle on steer scale, trailer on drive axle scale.

 

[Alexis700]

Company , Big Bitch Mafia

 

[06h3]

Company , Big Bitch Mafia

They needed a name one time so I just said that randomly and now it’s tagged to my cat scale app lol

 

[CarterKraft]

50" SXS in garage, 2 dirt bikes and a ton of food for turkey days.

 

[CarterKraft]

Same load out but with SXS on rack in the truck bed.

 

[CarterKraft]

2002 7.3 4x4 Excursion pulling same 13K GVW trailer, light loaded no atvs

Without weight distribution bars engaged.

With bars engaged

 

[bgaidan]

Wtf is going on here? 8k steer and 2k drive?

Disconnect the trailer on the scale because I had never actually weighed it. Only way to get the whole trailer on one scale was to put the truck on the front platform.

 

[Provience]

2002 7.3 4x4 Excursion pulling same 13K GVW trailer, light loaded no atvs

Without weight distribution bars engaged.

With bars engaged

Them bars sure do seem to work

 

[CDA 455 II]

'94 Bronco with FWC:

 

[TrailTamer]

I think this is my heaviest I took a weigh of. Truck/trailer is right about 12k unladen. 35’ bumper pull triple 6k 14k gtwr trailer, 97 Ram 2500

And this was during an ice storm!
The drive was interesting. Drove around a bunch of cars, police cars, fire trucks, tow trucks, all unable to go up icy hills despite I had no issue. I think the weight helped lol.

 

[Snowy]

Empty dually with 2 of us in it

Hooked to the State Farm trailer

Hooked to the enclosed with the Tacoma in it and completely full of water

 

[06h3]

2002 7.3 4x4 Excursion pulling same 13K GVW trailer, light loaded no atvs

Without weight distribution bars engaged.

With bars engaged

Damn, I am a moron. I always thought the bars just put weight on the trailer, not the front axle and the trailer. They do work.