wingman
Free Member
I know that many Funsters don't belong to the C&CC (or have got fed up with it)
BUT.....
In this month's mag', a gizmo caught my eye that, in my naivety, I thought quite useful. In an article entitled, Weighing up the options, there was a 'Weight Pad' that in addition to weighing caravans, also weighed motorhomes. Not sure how this would work, because you can only weigh one wheel at a time!
Made by Reich (of MotorMover fame) the gadget can weigh up to 1,500kg per wheel. It is thin, has a large LCD digital readout and you simply drive on to it. A bit pricey at circa £170 but loose change for an A-Class owner The magazine suggested that a few motorhomers could club together to spread the cost if nec'.
I thought them a good idea (if they work) especially if you live in a rural place where a public weighbridge is some distance away, or you just fancy one! Could be quite convenient also if you don't want to load the van up just to go to the weighbridge, or detour there before one's travels.
Be interesting to hear any comments.
BUT.....
In this month's mag', a gizmo caught my eye that, in my naivety, I thought quite useful. In an article entitled, Weighing up the options, there was a 'Weight Pad' that in addition to weighing caravans, also weighed motorhomes. Not sure how this would work, because you can only weigh one wheel at a time!
Made by Reich (of MotorMover fame) the gadget can weigh up to 1,500kg per wheel. It is thin, has a large LCD digital readout and you simply drive on to it. A bit pricey at circa £170 but loose change for an A-Class owner The magazine suggested that a few motorhomers could club together to spread the cost if nec'.
I thought them a good idea (if they work) especially if you live in a rural place where a public weighbridge is some distance away, or you just fancy one! Could be quite convenient also if you don't want to load the van up just to go to the weighbridge, or detour there before one's travels.
Be interesting to hear any comments.