I weighed my truck finnaly, its HEAVY!

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Sep 13, 2005 | 04:15 PM

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kennedy

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From: Galveston, IN (Kokomo)

I weighed mine on the freight scale at work, its calibrated every couple of months, so I'm pretty sure its got to be close.

Sep 13, 2005 | 04:37 PM

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fearthedeere

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From: Franklin In

mine weighed 6500, then 7950 or so after adding tractor weights, that i then had to take out with out even pulling.

Sep 13, 2005 | 09:52 PM

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rockjeep73

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From: Folsom CA

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Originally Posted by CTD NUT

Did you have both axles on the scale?!?!

Something is not right there.....you won't find a 2WD RC CTD under 5000 lbs.....I have a 3500 which is the same configuration as your truck other than the fact that it is a dually and it weighs 7700 lbs empty...my 94 RC even weighs 6680 lbs....

I weighed my truck on the scale at out local dragstrip.

My buddy has a 92 D350 2x4 extended cab which weighed in at 6000 with 1/2 tank and no driver, on a different scale.

Sep 14, 2005 | 11:33 PM

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paccool

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From: Northern CA

When I registered the truck in Calif, I had to get a certified weight. Took everything out of the truck and had about 1/4 tank of fuel. The weight was right at 5800# without me in it.

A few years ago I had it at the Sacramento drag strip and they had a scale there. I had a tool box in the back and some clothes and a travel bag in the front and the truck weighted #6250 with no driver in it.
Truck is a 93 D250 CC.

Stan