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Insights from 75+ Years of Experience from Our Expert Technicians When it comes to truck scale accuracy, experience matters. This guide was compiled by three of our most seasoned technicians—Ron, Steve, and Adam—who bring a combined 75+ years of hands-on experience in truck scale service, calibration, and troubleshooting. Drawing from real-world fieldwork across industries like…

The Brechbuhler Mansfield team recently completed a truck scale replacement project for a grain facility in North Central Ohio, helping the operation upgrade its weighing system ahead of the busy harvest season. Truck scales play a critical role for agricultural facilities where accurate weight measurements are essential for tracking incoming grain loads, managing inventory, and…

The Brechbuhler Cleveland team recently completed the installation of a new 120’ x 10’ truck scale for an asphalt plant in Bedford, Ohio, helping the facility improve weighing accuracy and operational efficiency. Truck scales are critical for asphalt plants, where accurate weight measurements are essential for tracking material loads, managing truck traffic, and ensuring proper…

Earlier this year, our team got a call from a manufacturer in Fort Wayne that was expanding their storage area. As part of the build-out, they needed a better way to monitor inventory in three new 12,000-gallon vertical double-wall tanks. Their team had already run into the usual challenges. Manual dips meant climbing ladders and…

Every once in a while we get a call that starts the same way: “Our trucks are bigger now, and the scales just aren’t keeping up.” That was the situation at a facility in the Youngstown area. Over the years their fleet had gradually changed—new haulers, heavier loads, and longer vehicles. The original truck scales…

Every so often we walk into a facility where the truck scales themselves aren’t failing — they’ve just been outgrown. That was the case at a customer site in the Youngstown area. Over time their fleet had changed. Trucks were larger, loads were heavier, and the pace of the operation had increased. The existing scales…

Not every truck scale problem can be solved with a repair. We see it often: a scale that has been in service for decades begins showing signs of wear, and the first instinct is to rebuild what’s already there. In many situations that approach makes sense. But sometimes, once the full condition of the scale…

Across the Chicagoland area, truck scales play a critical role in day-to-day operations. When they’re accurate and functioning properly, trucks move through quickly, production stays on schedule, and billing stays consistent. When something is off—even slightly—it can slow down the entire operation. Loads get questioned. Tickets don’t reconcile. Inspectors start asking questions. Because of that,…