Welcome to Motorhomefacts, we are a thriving motorhome community (Largest in Europe). Why Not JOIN NOW and get instant access to more of the website. It costs nothing to join and only takes a few minutes. We have 200,000 different people visiting our site monthly and this amount of motorhomers in one place guarantees a fast response to any questions you may have. We also have unique facilities not found elsewhere such as our Online Logbook, stopover tracker, Motorhome directory with Ebay type feedback and the largest repository of motorhome campsites reviews found anywhere
I have a list of weighbridges covering England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. It runs to 78 pages with about 18 listings per page in the following format: -
STIRLING (01786) 473932
Airth WG Sutherland Airth Mains Farm (01324) 831266 50T 15 x 3 07:30-18:00hrs 08:00-12:00hrs (Sat)
ie
County||Trading standards Phone Number||
Town|| Company and Address||Phone Number||Weight and size||Opening Hours||
If this is any use let me know and I can email it (don't know how to upload!) to you
David
Ps I don't know where I got it or if it's copyright, I found it lurking in an old folder!
have made two attempts to get weighed. the first had closed some time ago; the second had approach ramps which caused my jacks to ground before getting on to the platform. so i will have to try again.
I knew I'd googled this a while back, Hopefully this site will meet your weighbridge needs, first is the suppier of the info, a thanks email might not go amiss, as this will have taken a lot of compiling, the second takes you to the database itself, just click the area you are interested in.
David..if the list is up to date it would be a useful addition to the FAQs section.
Would you consider adding a paragraph or two to the beginning by way of an introduction to newcomers about the different types of weighbridge - ie ones that just give gross weight and those that measure each axle separately and the reasons that each have their uses ?
There is already a very good article on the meaning of all the different terms used to specify different weight in the FAQs section.
David..if the list is up to date it would be a useful addition to the FAQs section.
Would you consider adding a paragraph or two to the beginning by way of an introduction to newcomers about the different types of weighbridge - ie ones that just give gross weight and those that measure each axle separately and the reasons that each have their uses ?
There is already a very good article on the meaning of all the different terms used to specify different weight in the FAQs section.
thanks
G
Grizzly,
I'm not sure how up to date it is, but there seems to be a large number of weighbridges in most areas - all have telephone numbers so easy to check before visiting.
I'm not sure that I am qualified to advise on different weighbridge types, so wouldn't be comfortable writing a paragraph introduction.
There is no problem in supplying the list to anyone who wants it.
I think that the phone numbers for each local trading standards offfice would be most useful as they can supply up to date (ish) information for their area.
You cannot post new topics in this forum You cannot reply to topics in this forum You cannot edit your posts in this forum You cannot delete your posts in this forum You cannot vote in polls in this forum You cannot attach files in this forum You cannot download files in this forum
UK
