Posted by paul on May 15, 2009 at 08:47:54 from (66.44.133.72):
In Reply to: Oats posted by RBnSC on May 15, 2009 at 03:40:47:
One coop has 2 dump pits and scales all run by camera & from the office up above, you do your own unloading & traffic lights tell you when to go or stop. Pick up a scale ticket from the office that is spit out by a printer, never even see anyone.
Anyhow, one time I looked at the ticket & I had about double what my wagons could hold. Looked the ticket over, & my empty weight was zero lbs.
The fella had me drive around & reweigh, obviously that was wrong. He couldn't figure out what happened; I didn't have time to explain he weighed the empty scale next to me, I saw the red/green lights flash on it as I was waiting for my scale lights to go. Somehow he got the full weight from one scale & the empty weight from the other scale on the same ticket - not sure how he did that part!
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