Example:
The motorhome must be weighed fully loaded to obtain accurate scale readings
and to determine the proper tire pressure.
• Take the rear axle gross axle weight rating (GAWR) and divide it by
two. Record the figure next to scale B GAWR ÷ 2. Example: If rear
axle GAWR is 13,000 lbs. GAWR ÷ 2 would be 6,500 lbs.
• Weigh the driver’s side rear corner (scale B) and record the scale
reading next to gross axle weight (GAW) for scale B. Example:
Scale B reading is 5100 lbs.
• Repeat procedure for the rest of the scale readings.
• Add the GAWR from scales B and D and enter the sum next to the
final GAWR. Example 13,000.
• Add the GAW from scales B and D and enter this sum next to the
final GCAW. Example: 10,000.
• Compare scale readings GCAW against GAWR readings. All figures
on line 2 are not to exceed figures on line 1.
• Use tire chart with scale reading to determine correct tire pressure.
NOTE: Scale readings and gross axle weight ratings are fictitious.
Actual scale readings and gross axle weight ratings will vary with
model and options.
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S I G N A T U R E S E R I E S
2 • 5 0
1.GAWR ÷ 2 (6,500)
2.GAW (5100)
+
1. GAWR ÷ 2 (6,500)
2. GAW (4,900)
Scale
B
Scale
D
=
2. GCAW (10,000)
1.GAWR (13,000)
Rear
C
D
A
B
SCALE
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