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Still experimenting with my kiln, getting good results, I was wondering about something like this to monitor the drying progress

 

PALLET TRUCK WEIGHT SCALE HAND MANUAL DOOSAN DELIVERED | eBay

 

I stack the IBC's two high in the kiln, I could weigh the each stack, calk the weight on the stack, then check the weight after a few days.

 

Any one done this or any one see any reason it would not work???

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If you have a forklift or telehandler then crane scales may be a bit more versatile for other tasks. I suppose it depends if you would use them for anything else. CRANE SCALE 11023lb/4.4lbs WEIGHING DIGITAL INDUSTRIAL HANGING ELECTRONIC SCALES | eBay

 

That would require taking the cages out of the kiln though, with the pallet truck I could just go though the kiln weighing each stack.

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Agreed. Never used a kiln but assumed it would be packed tight to maximise the heat. If you have the room to manoeuvre a pump truck then it would be far quicker esp if you can do two crates at once.

 

We had a set but the electronics gave up fairly quickly (and they cost alot more than those on your link). The 4' x 4' pallet scales didn't last long either but our crane scales keep going on and on despite being out in all weather.

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Still experimenting with my kiln, getting good results, I was wondering about something like this to monitor the drying progress

 

 

 

PALLET TRUCK WEIGHT SCALE HAND MANUAL DOOSAN DELIVERED | eBay

 

 

 

I stack the IBC's two high in the kiln, I could weigh the each stack, calk the weight on the stack, then check the weight after a few days.

 

 

 

Any one done this or any one see any reason it would not work???

 

Hi, do u sell it by weight?

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