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coach weighing procedure
10-15-2006, 04:09
Post: #2
coach weighing procedure
Not at all a dumb question, Tom. However, you will
want to weight each tire position, and not focus on
each axle, as the heaviest tire on each axle will
dictate the tire pressure for all tires on that axle.

As we cannot attach items to our messages in our
Yahoogroup, I am attaching and sending you directly, a
good "how-to" on weighing.

John Suter



--- thomas_sorrentino
wrote:

> I'm trying to determine the correct tire pressures
> for my weight and
> tires, in preparation for getting the correct set of
> cross-fires. I
> have the weights written down from the previous
> owner. 13,700 for the
> front and 28980 for the rear. That weight for the
> rear puts me right
> off the tire chart! Does anyone know the correct
> procedure for weighing
> the rear axle? ie: tag axle dumped or down/ tags on
> the scale or off?
> Sorry if this is a dumb question.
>
> Tom Sorrentino
> Bedford Hills, NY
> 1987 PT38
>
>
>
>



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Messages In This Thread
coach weighing procedure - thomas_sorrentino - 10-15-2006, 00:23
coach weighing procedure - John Suter - 10-15-2006 04:09
coach weighing procedure - Neil & Pat - 10-15-2006, 05:03
coach weighing procedure - Gregory OConnor - 10-15-2006, 09:45
coach weighing procedure - thomas_sorrentino - 10-15-2006, 12:31



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