Timber

Log truck scales that take the hit, load after load

Log trucks load the scale like nothing else on the road — long wheelbases, concentrated axle groups, and decks that get hit hard all day. Thurman builds for repeated impact, not showroom traffic.

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Round timber logs being sorted on a log yard infeed deck with sawmill log piles stacked behind

Impact is the duty cycle

A loaded log truck coming onto the deck is an impact event, repeated every few minutes, all season. The Diamondback’s self-restoring double-ended shearbeam design returns the weighbridge to center after every hit, protecting accuracy and the load cells underneath it.

Follow the timber

Remote landings and satellite yards move. The Diamondback 8560 PV portable sets on a self-contained sub-frame, on concrete piers or leveled gravel rather than a poured foundation. When the operation relocates, the scale relocates with it.

Wet-site option

Coastal and high-rainfall yards that hose down equipment can specify the Falcon field-pour — above-ground rocker-column design, sealed stainless cells, and no grout pockets to hold water.