Devon James
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- Devon
Would anybody estimate the value of a 12 year old 50 tonne weighbridge? Above ground
Second hand weighbridge
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startinghandle
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A new weigh bridge would be horrendous cost but at 12 years old it would be worth what someone is willing to pay and not a penny more
With fully working electronics, ticket printer, maybe an external digital display, ramps etc?
From memory a new flush mounted bridge was £16k or £17k delivered in 2007 including commissioning, with groundworks on top.
If you do buy the bridge, don't forget that if you want it to be meaningfully accurate you'll need to get the manufacturer / qualified 3rd party to commission and calibrate it with a test truck, ballpark commissioning cost £1500 iirc.
From memory a new flush mounted bridge was £16k or £17k delivered in 2007 including commissioning, with groundworks on top.
If you do buy the bridge, don't forget that if you want it to be meaningfully accurate you'll need to get the manufacturer / qualified 3rd party to commission and calibrate it with a test truck, ballpark commissioning cost £1500 iirc.
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- Location
- Scottish Highlands
weighbridge build
anyone had a go at making there own, all electrical bits can be bought can't see steel work is a big problem or should i think again?
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@Phil P
And where you site it is very important seen some that you struggle to get on or you have to reverse on or off
glasshouse
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- lothians
Buying or selling?
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- mounted weighbridge