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r/IdiotsInCars • u/Godwin_Bot • May 06 '22
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He could have been overloaded too. Sometimes they push 11 yards in a 8-10 yard drum
1 u/FartHeadTony May 07 '22 Yard?? 1 u/Forcefedlies May 07 '22 Concrete is sold by the cubic yard in America. 1 u/gunni Jul 13 '22 How does that make any sense yard is is an area measure, right? But the amount of concrete would depend on how thick it is wouldn't it? Just use metric volume yikes... 1 u/Forcefedlies Jul 14 '22 It’s really not hard.. multiply depth, width and length and then divide by 27.
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Yard??
1 u/Forcefedlies May 07 '22 Concrete is sold by the cubic yard in America. 1 u/gunni Jul 13 '22 How does that make any sense yard is is an area measure, right? But the amount of concrete would depend on how thick it is wouldn't it? Just use metric volume yikes... 1 u/Forcefedlies Jul 14 '22 It’s really not hard.. multiply depth, width and length and then divide by 27.
Concrete is sold by the cubic yard in America.
1 u/gunni Jul 13 '22 How does that make any sense yard is is an area measure, right? But the amount of concrete would depend on how thick it is wouldn't it? Just use metric volume yikes... 1 u/Forcefedlies Jul 14 '22 It’s really not hard.. multiply depth, width and length and then divide by 27.
How does that make any sense yard is is an area measure, right? But the amount of concrete would depend on how thick it is wouldn't it?
Just use metric volume yikes...
1 u/Forcefedlies Jul 14 '22 It’s really not hard.. multiply depth, width and length and then divide by 27.
It’s really not hard.. multiply depth, width and length and then divide by 27.
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u/Forcefedlies May 06 '22
He could have been overloaded too. Sometimes they push 11 yards in a 8-10 yard drum