karts11and4KBP
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Kmoody. The procedure i told you is what Longacre and others do when you send them in to check them. Not a waste of time. It shows if they are reading correctly. We cal scales everyday at our calibration shop and we do as the manufacturer instructs us to do them. I wanted to share so others don't have to pay a company to check them. Also make sure each pad is level from left to right and front to back. Your scale stand may be level but if the pads are not you could see a change of almost 8% if a pad needs to be lifted on one side by the thickness of a dime.
good luck.
good luck.