Weigh my Anthem

[brobox]

Originally Posted by N6CUS

I guess i was just looking for someone to say yes looks like the 4300 lbs for the jeep is in the Number 31580 lbs or its not in there. I know its a mess knowing the basic rear wheel axel averages

Saying and being a correct are different. Anybody that said it looks correct is guessing. Getting it weighed correctly will be the only correct answer.

[jth camper]

In OR the truck weigh stations are always on for public use.

My 2019 44r weighs in at 41,240. I had a 1/2 tank of fuel and about 75 gallons of fresh...but of course the black and gray had those other 25 gallons.

Not sure if this helps, just giving you an Idea of what a Spartan K2 chassis weight would be.

[Balladeer]

When weighing your coach take this into account:

1. Full diesel @ 150 gallons = 1050 lbs
2. full water @ 100 gallons = 830 lbs
3. full grey tank @ 62 Gals 515 lbs
4. Full black tank @ 41 gals = 340 lbs

Total = 2735 lbs (1.36 ton) just for liquids.

@ (Diesel 7 lbs per gal = Water 8 lbs per gal)

[DeWat]

Originally Posted by Balladeer

When weighing your coach take this into account:

1. Full diesel @ 150 gallons = 1050 lbs
2. full water @ 100 gallons = 830 lbs
3. full grey tank @ 62 Gals 515 lbs
4. Full black tank @ 41 gals = 340 lbs

Total = 2735 lbs (1.36 ton) just for liquids.

@ (Diesel 7 lbs per gal = Water 8 lbs per gal)

One often overlooked value is DEF at approximately 9 pounds per gallon (give or take a tenth of a pound) at 15 gallons = 135 pounds. However, since the DEF tank is behind the tag in tag axle coaches, this is rarely a factor. Now for non-tag coaches, you will always want to keep this in mind since non-tags coaches tend to overload the drive axle before the front axle... opposite of the tag coaches.