Motorhome weight spreadsheet

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Motorhome weight spreadsheet - Allows weight calculations for motorhome, by inputting weights and position of items

I found this on line somwhere, so cannot claim any credit, but have found it useful to plan loading, as you can do a virtual load to see how the axle weights are affected by where items are located realtive to the rear axle. Just easy to have a play about with where you store things.
The instructions are fairly straightforward, you have a table where you can include items that are part of the travelling kit when the van is weighed and two others where you can add or remove items, in front...

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Was THIS the one that should have been linked to?
Yes it is!

It's mine - already in "Resources "

 
I think spreadsheets are very useful to calculate additions like a rack and scooter. But a little cumbersome for frequent use where a local weighbridge if available will give a much better idea. We've just up plated my plan is to load with everything including the bike rack and e bikes but no water and go to the weighbridge if its well in I can have peace of mind if taking less
 
Hasn’t Jim done something recently ?


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Hasn’t Jim done something recently ?
Jim's and my calculators start from different places.

Jim's assumes an empty van which you add items to, using MAM & MIRO.

With mine, you weigh your van and then add or subtract items to see the new weight. I'm sure we have all changed the contents of a van after going to a weighbridge. Importantly it also records the location of the item, so you can see the change on actual axle loads as well.

I originally produced it to establish axle loads to determine the correct tyre pressures.
 

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