Weigh station? Getting a trailer weight?

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  • FishingFool

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    I gotta new hull and before I slap an outboard on it I wanna know how much it weighs with the trailer. Does anyone know where I can pull up and get it weighed?

    Thanks.
     

    dirty_sanchez

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    Yep, any real live truck stop.

    You could also call moving companies like United Van Lines-these folks have scales as well.

    I did the same thing years back with a boat and trailer. Remember though-the buttons on the weigh station are about 8 feet off of the ground positioned so that a truck driver can pull up, reach out and call the attendant. When I did it I couldn't reach the buttons from standing on the ground or standing in the door sill of the car and had to use a boat paddle just to reach.

    Make sure you bring a long enough button pushing device...Just sayin'

    Dirty
     
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    oldsman350

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    The scales at Pilot are $10. Pull up to the scale, press the button and the will ask first time or re-weigh. Easy as pie. Will break weight down by each axle.
     

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