wfish
Member
Anybody know off hand what a 60" WB cleanup bucket is rated for yardage capacity?
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Anybody know Bucket yardage?
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Mmcintyr
New Member
46656 CUBIC INCHES IS = TO 1 CUBIC YARD IF YOUR BUCKET IS 60 INCHES WIDE AND 36 INCHES DEEP AND THE HEIGHT IS 48 INCHES CALCULATE 60*48*36 TO CALCULATE TOTAL CUBIC INCHES AND DIVIDE IT BY 46656.
12*12*12= 1728 CUBIC INCHES OR 1 CUBIC FOOT 36*36*36 = 46656 CUBIC INCHES 1 CUBIC YARD length * WIDTH * HEIGHT
12*12*12= 1728 CUBIC INCHES OR 1 CUBIC FOOT 36*36*36 = 46656 CUBIC INCHES 1 CUBIC YARD length * WIDTH * HEIGHT
wfish
Member
Thanks for the info!
roadbuilder6
Well-Known Member
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uffex
Senior Member
Good day Sir
We have the spreadsheet formula for CECE actual 26 degree heap you can convert this using the 765Lts per Cubic yard conversion. Sure you can use S.A.E. but only a few materials heap at 45 degrees. If this helps you we can send you the correct information to prepare a spreadsheet.
Email bucketsense@gmail.com
Kind regards
uffex
We have the spreadsheet formula for CECE actual 26 degree heap you can convert this using the 765Lts per Cubic yard conversion. Sure you can use S.A.E. but only a few materials heap at 45 degrees. If this helps you we can send you the correct information to prepare a spreadsheet.
Email bucketsense@gmail.com
Kind regards
uffex