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Cheap noseweight gauges are rubbish though, Pete's suggestion is as good providing you can physically lift that weight.
Get a calibrated noseweight gauge. Or get a set of accurate scales and put a thick board on them to spread
the weight. Then use a stick that measures the same height whilst on the scales as your towball on the car.
So a 15" towball height your stick needs to be 12" - the thickness of teh scales and board.
Make sure you use the board. I didnt and broke the scales. Wife was not happy. Had to buy her a new one.
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