Am I really that fat?

Commercial scales are typically regulated by the State's Weights & Measures Division.

These are the guys that assure gas pumps are correct and accurate. Fuel pumps are one of their many items they check and regulate.

The "dump" scale is likely only off by a few % at full reading, which is likely near the 100,000 lb range. The resolution is probably 100 lbs or more. Resolution is simply the smallest reading the scale can determine. In other words, the scale doesn't know the difference between 50 or 150 lbs, it will provide the same reading. Any two place numbers (ie 1xx) should be ignored.

Our Tacomas at full load barely touch the scale's capacity. Its like putting a Chihuahua on a 300 lb bathroom scale.

 

I made mine from a tractor supply stall mat. 3/4 in thick. It is heavy.

 

I don't know I didn't see a read out on the costumer side.

 

yes

 

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Um no.

 

I’d rather not. I’m just saying there’s plenty of ways other than a CAT scale. Which you said is the only true way. Could also go to a real racing team and have it weighed on a corner weight scales.

 

All the planets are line up on the other side of the earth, thereby pulling on your truck in an abnormal manner, you where weighing 240, your friend, pushing 300. That bed mat.....off the scale

 

what the fuck did I just read.

 

The troof.

 

I don't think you could fit that big of truck on our little scale in Corinth https://www.google.com/maps/place/1...5ac1f31df6dd71!8m2!3d43.2148224!4d-73.8406428

 

The scale platform only needs to be big enough for the trucks rolling across it.

These scales typically use Load Cells to determine the weight.

 

You must be new here. The Dumgeon is real.

It's like peeps never owned or drove a vehicle before grabbing a 3rd Gen.

 

I only stay here to be amazed daily.

 

Lies! It's cause your soul is completely gone! I checked, weighed for it, it gone!