need help...

[Rick W]

Thanks - I was hoping you would say that;-)

But...if you want to take it apart and fully restore the scale, it can be done.

 

[Joe Anshien]

But...if you want to take it apart and fully restore the scale, it can be done.

Nice job on the restoring the scale. I'll pass for now but reserve the right to change my mind. I'll probably ask for your help if I do

 

[BryanO]

I thought that too! I have sat on the family room couch with adult beverages while holding the tank support/scale. I turned the support over and over while studying where and how that U/I bolt may attach. I couldn't figure it out.

Now, it could have been the single malt or the fact I had too much fun in the 70's but... I can't remember where I removed it from.

I will continue the journey though.

Thanks,
Dennis

The single malt is never at fault. IMHO.

 

[Chris Binny]

I have the one with the sliding indicator, the 99243, and just bought a new one on amazon so it looks clean and my old spring was half rusted anyway though still seemed to move. Now I kind of want to do this. Is there anything special to do with the spring, feels like it has tension on it even in the retracted position on the apparatus?

New

 

[Bruce]

The scale has to have some preload to account for the weight of the tank itself.

 

[BryanO]

Probably adjustable to account for the different Tare weights of different tanks. Just my .02

 

[Timothy F. Lewis]

Tare weight is really only applicable to a sale for contents. The tank scale just says “Go get a spare before you do next cook,”