| Author | Message | ||
     Vic Kusin |
One bathroom scale should be enough. Put a box or a crate on top and sit the front axle on it, so that the wheels are just off the ground. Note the weight and repeat for the rear axle. Add the two weights together. Do it on firm and level ground, not on grass. Oh, and remember to subtract the weight of the box. Should be good for carriages up to about 250 kg, depending on your bathroom scales. | ||
| Christopher Priestley |
Get four domestic bathroom weighing scales and put one under each wheel. Add the weights together. | ||
| Frances Geoghegan |
i'm obviously not very good at this sort of thing, trying again ... can anyone out there tell me a simple way to weigh a four wheeler carriage? I am currently in rural texas and don't have my regular locations where i'd get this done, if i were on t'other side of the atlantic. FrancesG |