Agricultural weighing
Livestock Scale Service
Calibration, repair and inspection for livestock scales working in real barns, alleys and outdoor handling systems.
- Certified test weights
- Clear service findings
- Field service from Yakima
How we approach the work
Find the cause before replacing parts.
Animal movement, manure, moisture, gates and uneven loading all affect livestock scale performance. We look at the platform, mounting, load cells, cabling and indicator together before recommending a repair.
Calibration certificates are available only when agreed upon before service. Tell us what records your operation requires when scheduling the visit.
Services
Work performed
- Livestock scale calibration
- Platform and alley scale repair
- Load cell and cable replacement
- Indicator troubleshooting
- Mechanical clearance checks
- Seasonal service planning
Inspection points
What we check
- Platform movement and rubbing
- Manure and debris buildup
- Gate or fencing contact
- Moisture-damaged connections
- Cable damage
- Corner-to-corner performance
Customers served
Built around working facilities.
- Ranches
- Feedlots
- Dairies
- Veterinary facilities
- Sale barns
- Agricultural research operations
Common questions
Livestock Scale Service FAQs
Have a different setup or symptom? Call us and describe the equipment before scheduling.
Can you service a livestock scale in place?
Usually. We need safe access to the platform, indicator and components, plus a plan for keeping animals clear during the work.
Why does the weight change when an animal moves?
Some motion is normal, but excessive variation can point to binding, damaged components, poor mounting or indicator settings. We inspect the system before changing settings.
Do you work around animal-handling schedules?
Yes. Include your access window and handling constraints in the service request so the visit can be planned safely.
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