Know Your Load Before You Hit the Highway
Harvest and fall hauling mean heavy loads moving fast. An overweight ticket costs money, and a load you could have weighed at home is the easiest one to avoid.
The limits are real
On Interstate highways, the federal limits are 80,000 pounds gross, 20,000 pounds on a single axle, and 34,000 pounds on a tandem axle. States can set their own rules on other roads, so check what applies to your route. A truck can be fine on gross weight and still be over on an axle.
Where the fines come from
Most overweight loads come from loading by eye. A grain truck that looks full, a trailer stacked a little higher to save a trip. By the time a scale at the weigh station tells you, the fine is already on its way.
Weigh the axles, not just the total
Our truck scales are available with automatic axle weighing systems, so you can see how the weight sits, not only the total. On flat top scales, optional side rails keep all the truck wheels completely on the platform for a clean reading.
Which scale fits
The Flat Top Series handles up to 100 tons, and the Side Rail Series goes up to 160,000 pounds. Both are above ground, available with a steel or concrete deck, and NTEP certified.
Get a quote before the next load
We have been manufacturing scales in Oklahoma since 1976. Send us a request and we can usually get you a quote within a day, two days at the latest.
Have questions? We’re here to help.
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