Re: [bolger] Weighing trailer

> Weighing each wheel on a bathroom scale, then doubling does not seem

right -or is it?

> Any better ideas. please?

Weigh each wheel and the tongue on your scale, then total the weights.

Weigh each wheel and the tongue and you'll have it.
Gary

----- Original Message -----
From: Mark Albanese
To:bolger@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thursday, July 04, 2002 7:01 PM
Subject: [bolger] Weighing trailer


This subject has been discussed before, but I can't find the old thread to review.

My boat tow car is shot. I have another very tiny one I use every day, but would like to
know just how much strain it'll be enduring if I put a hitch on it and haul away. Closer
to 350 rather than 600 pounds all up may make a difference.

Weighing each wheel on a bathroom scale, then doubling does not seem right -or is it?
Any better ideas. please?

Thanks,
Mark

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This subject has been discussed before, but I can't find the old thread to review.

My boat tow car is shot. I have another very tiny one I use every day, but would like to
know just how much strain it'll be enduring if I put a hitch on it and haul away. Closer
to 350 rather than 600 pounds all up may make a difference.

Weighing each wheel on a bathroom scale, then doubling does not seem right -or is it?
Any better ideas. please?

Thanks,
Mark