Posted by ericlb on May 15, 2009 at 04:21:23 from (70.41.154.102):
In Reply to: Oats posted by RBnSC on May 15, 2009 at 03:40:47:
you did good, somebody would have found the mistake eventualy the weighmaster is supposed to be watchinf for that, we get the same problem with computer controled scales in the gravel business, it will sometimes show the entire weight of the rig as net weight in other words according to it, the truck weighs nothing and all the weight is cargo , since in our business we know what a semi should weigh empty as well as a ten wheeler, any other weight other than a gross of around 50,000 on a ten wheeler or 80,000 on a semi bears closer inspection of the weight ticket
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