Weighing at a CAT scale

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   I have decided that I must weigh my tv-r pod combo. 
I did an internet search and I know that the front axle is on the first scale and the rear on the second and the r pod axle on the 3rd and i know I must make 2 passes, with and without the r pod.
Since I'm towing with an SUV and the r pod itself is pretty short, I'm hoping that if I get onto the first scale just a little, the others will fit ok (?)

But - That speaker with its button at the scale is about 8 feet high. Is there a problem with reaching it since I don't think the SUV will be near enuf to get up onto it??

??Is it better just to get a Sherline scale??

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	I have decided that I must weigh my tv-r pod combo. I did an internet search and I know that the front axle is on the first scale and the rear on the second and the r pod axle on the 3rd and i know I must make 2 passes, with and without the r pod. Since I'm towing with an SUV and the r pod itself is pretty short, I'm hoping that if I get onto the first scale just a little, the others will fit ok (?) But - That speaker with its button at the scale is about 8 feet high. Is there a problem with reaching it since I don't think the SUV will be near enuf to get up onto it?? ??Is it better just to get a Sherline scale??