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Topic: Whats Your Real Weights? Truck and Trailer. The Real Deal

Posted By: Tdavid on 01/17/18 02:27pm

Oh, and as a PSA, since I didn't see it mentioned in this thread, CAT Scales has two phone based apps that makes locating and executing a weigh super simple. Don't even have to get out of your truck, results show on your phone and get emailed to you as a pdf. $11 per weigh.

https://catscale.com/cat-scale-apps/


Posted By: 56Jeff on 01/21/18 05:43pm

2015 Crossroads Cruiser 33 foot 305RS

No Liquids, ready to camp

2010 F250 Diesel With 2015 Crossroads Cruiser 33 foot 305RS
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Just 5th Wheel
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56 Jeff


Posted By: Brokedown on 01/24/18 02:41pm

56Jeff wrote:

2015 Crossroads Cruiser 33 foot 305RS

No Liquids, ready to camp

2010 F250 Diesel With 2015 Crossroads Cruiser 33 foot 305RS
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Just 5th Wheel
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56 Jeff


that is a lot of weight on your drive axle


Posted By: ford truck guy on 01/24/18 06:37pm

^^ something is wrong with those weights... there is NO WAY he can have 9920# on the drive AND ONLY 4240# on the trailer axles..????????


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Posted By: rhagfo on 01/24/18 06:49pm

56Jeff wrote:

2015 Crossroads Cruiser 33 foot 305RS

No Liquids, ready to camp

2010 F250 Diesel With 2015 Crossroads Cruiser 33 foot 305RS
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Just 5th Wheel
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56 Jeff


Jeff, those are NOT your real weights, it appears that you were not correctly positioned on the plates, and the second weigh is the TV only, less the 5er. The weight and pin weight can be calculated from those two different weighing.


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2005 Copper Canyon 293 FWSLS, 32' GVWR 12,360#

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Posted By: DW-gray on 01/25/18 09:46am

56Jeff wrote:

2015 Crossroads Cruiser 33 foot 305RS

No Liquids, ready to camp

2010 F250 Diesel With 2015 Crossroads Cruiser 33 foot 305RS

Just 5th Wheel


56 Jeff



Jeff, I don’t think you lined up the axles on the scales correctly. Here is a page explaining how to weigh the RV rig.

Step 2—Convenient RV Weighing on a CAT Scale


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Posted By: orion1968 on 04/26/18 08:49am

Here are my numbers. I did weigh full of fuel and DEF but on the 2nd weigh with the trailer I had ~3 gallons less fuel since I had to go pick up the camper at the storage lot. I also moved my generator (~100lbs) to the basement from the bed of the truck. Fresh water tank was full and only had my tools and a few other items in the camper.

Numbers show 2280 pin weight and GVWR of 12760. I am over on my CCC but still under RAWR and GCVWR.
Bighorn Traveler 32RS and 2017 F250 CCSWB

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Posted By: kansaspcdoc on 04/28/18 07:19am

Steer 5240
Drive 5020
Trailer 6380
Total 16640


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Posted By: rhagfo on 08/31/18 11:11pm

Well we had a bit of a surprise when we weighed this week. [emoticon]
Not a Cat Scale, but ODOT road side scal accurate within 50#, scale was about one mile from park we were leaving.
TV 2001 Ram 2500 with Camper Package.
Trailer 2005 Sprinter 293 FWSWS 32'

Unloaded TV with full fuel with most stuff loaded.
Front GAWR 5,200# scaled 4,500#
Rear GAWR 6,084# scaled 3,350#

Loaded TV
Front 4,550#
Rear 5,950#

Total 10,500#

Trailer
Pin 10,500# - 7,850# = 2,650
Axles 10,125

5er total 10,125# + 2,650# = 12,775

Total GCVW 20,625#

This rig tows great does well on hills both up and down.

This is stock 2500 with Camper Package and a full set of Bilstein 5100 shocks.

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Posted By: bpounds on 09/01/18 07:22am

Looks good to me. You are within the axle ratings, which is what matters.


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