truck weight
10-17-2006, 08:49 PM
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https://www.dieseltruckresource.com/...ht=truck+weigh for another thread in the forum that talked weight earlier this summer...
10-17-2006, 08:51 PM
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Should be around 6500 LBs empty. The only way to know is weigh it.
Our local dump has scales. since im not too far from the CO and UT border we have a weigh station. there are also local truck companies that have there own scales. Its just a matter of finding out where. some places will want to charge you a few dollars for a weight slip. its just a legal document stating your weight.
Our local dump has scales. since im not too far from the CO and UT border we have a weigh station. there are also local truck companies that have there own scales. Its just a matter of finding out where. some places will want to charge you a few dollars for a weight slip. its just a legal document stating your weight.
10-17-2006, 11:54 PM
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Mine weighs 5,000, 1/3 tank of diesel, 1992 regular cab, D250, AC, Auto, Intercooled, no other options, probably the lightest Diesel Combo. Weighed it one axle at a time at the weight station up the freeway from me when they were closed.
10-18-2006, 07:45 PM
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My truck goes about 7,500 with a full tank and me in it. Seems kind of heavy compared to everyone elses but the shell and carpet kit added about 500-600 pounds. Also I have 420 pounds in just wheels (the 315/75/16s on the aluminum rims weigh 80 pounds a peice, and the full size spare on a 16x6.5 steel rim weighs 100 pounds).
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