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How To Weigh an RV - Why Weigh an RV, Travel Trailer, 5th Wheel

How to Weigh an RV - Why Weigh an RV, Travel Trailer, 5th Wheel You want to weigh your RV for two reasons. The first is so you know that the weight of the RV doesn't exceed what the axels can safely carry. The other reason is so the weight of the hasn't exceeded the tow capacity of the tow vehicle. The process of weighing the tow vehicle and RV is relatively simple. The first thing you need to do is find a place with truck scales. Go to Google and look up CAT. Google will give you locations near you. We needed two weighs: one for the truck and one for the RV. The cost of the first weigh was $11.50. We went the evening before a trip and weighed the truck. The second weigh was $2 if it was done within 24 hours of the first weigh. When we did the truck weigh, that truck was fully loaded for our trip. We had a generator, eight gallons of water for the dogs, an air compressor, fake firewood, and other things that added weight to the bed of the truck. The same is true of the RV. We had the pantry and refrigerator stocked. We had cases of water. We carried sodas. The only thing we didn't have was a full fresh water tank; however, the weight of a full tank of water was listed on the RV, so we could figure that in to the total weight. If the weight of the fresh water tank isn't listed, just multiply the gallons of the fresh water tank by 8.