I didn't bother to search, no I didn't.
I've got a dump truck and I'd like an onboard scale system, to the guys who have these, where did you get them and how much are they? How hard is it to install?
Onboard Scale System Question(s)
Discussion in 'Trucking Electronics, Gadgets and Software Forum' started by Porkchop, Sep 16, 2012.
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Ralphie May could install it. Why can't you ?
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Tools you need are a drill the correct bit and the proper wrench.. Takes about 20 minutes to install.bstromback2002 Thanks this. -
I did the same thing with just a suspension air gauge also. The stock one in my Pete was not very accurate but the new one reads every PSI instead of in increments of 5. 60 psi is my magic number for my drives being at 34000. When I pulled belly dump 56 was perfect as it put me at 33000 and grossed 79,500. With a belly dump or a tandem dump they can be very accurate. Something with a sliding set of tandems and all bets are off except for whats on your drives.
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I do have Air Weigh and in 4 years I couldn't make it work. The results are BS and there is nothing to do about it. I spent so much money trying to make it work I'm sick of it.
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Is Air Weigh the brand of a system?
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Yes. Google it.
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Meh no need to Google it, you answered back. LOL but really a "system" seems like a waste anyhow when a simple gauge and a little trial and error work perfectly.
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I installed 3 gauges, drive axle also on the rear axle of both trailers. Just you into the airline that runs between the airbags. after a couple of axle out scales you note axle and gross . Load by it several times per day. very dependable.
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U guys are so lucky with ur weigh toys. I envy u. U have no idea how frustrated I am after paying 700$ for the gadget and then another 600$ for replacing the suspension valve(based on Air Weigh advices). Not counting the pay at the truck stop scale every time I had to recalibrate the gadget(empty then loaded). I swear I paid around 2000$ for something that never worked.
Some lessons in life has to be learned paying a big price. Is my fault or not, I have no idea, but what I can do is to come here and let my brothers and sisters know what happen to me to avoid future troubles for others.
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