Dump trucks are rated by the cubic yards they can carry. The typical commercial dump truck can hold between 10 to 14 cubic yards of dirt.
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A cubic yard refers to a cube of material measuring one yard (3 feet) in width, length, and height. A cubic yard contains 27 cubic feet. Keep in mind that the nature of the material can influence its volume, as loose materials may expand when dry but compress when wet.
The weight of a cubic yard varies based on the type of material. For instance, mulch typically weighs around 1,000 lbs per cubic yard, while soil is about 2,200 lbs. Meanwhile, gravel can weigh up to 3,000 lbs per cubic yard.
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The hauling capacity differs from one truck to another, depending on the vehicle’s rating. Most trucks or trailers usually won’t be able to carry more than 1-2 cubic yards of material. It’s essential to understand that your vehicle's handling will change when towing larger weights. Start slowly and be mindful of speed until you gauge how your vehicle responds.
First, measure the dimensions of the area where you’re working. With this information, you can use a cubic yard calculator to determine your needs.
Earth Haulers provides comprehensive delivery and removal services, along with a wide range of materials, including Sandy Loam Topsoil, Native Tree Mulch, Crushed Granite, Flexible Base, Fill Sand, and more.
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