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Convert Yard to Ton
by LCantwell » Mon Aug 07, 2006 9:37 pm
I need to know how many tons would be in 60 yard fill sand
- LCantwell
by Dirtman » Tue Aug 08, 2006 10:39 am
I could forward a guess but it would probably be wrong. You need to call a sand and gravel pit in your area to get a weight per yard of fill sand they are selling.
Fill sand is usually a mixture of materials, sometimes containing clays, dirt, crusher screenings, etc., along with sand.
George
Fill sand is usually a mixture of materials, sometimes containing clays, dirt, crusher screenings, etc., along with sand.
George
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