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I need some topsoil. How many yards in a dump truck load?
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Oscar_Lives wrote:
I need some topsoil. How many yards in a dump truck load? Six is pretty common for a small-to-average dump truck. Anything much bigger and you really don't want it backing onto your driveway or in your yard. A very heavy duty pickup truck can carry almost 2 yards. Best regards, Bob |
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![]() "Oscar_Lives" wrote in message news:ftJ7d.309463$Fg5.276290@attbi_s53... I need some topsoil. How many yards in a dump truck load? I needed 4 cubic yards a few years ago. The big trucks the suppliers used wouldn't make a trip for that amount. But they dumped 4 yards for me when they were servicing a bigger customer. You can inquire. As you know, trucks come in a variety of sizes. Serious operators tend to use big ones. |
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