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How many tons can a dumper trailer that has a body size of 10ft x 6ft x 2ft be? It's ral old and not plated. I shall get a pic of it up soon!
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Here is a couple pictures of it
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It looks like a 4 ton trailer. What's the floor like?Originally posted by Wee Jim View PostComment
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i would go with about 4 ton too.gif "thumbs up")
looks un abused tooComment
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Well I have had about 7 tons in it no bother! It's my dads trailer. The floor needs some patching but other than that is a good trailer. I have been thinking of giving it a fix up and making a back door for it that opens as it tips.Comment
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What are you carrying?
10x6x2=120cu ft = 3.4cu m
crushed stone @ 2ton/cu m = 6.8 ton level................
Clay dry @ 1.2ton/cu M = 4.8 ton level.......A driven man with a burning passion.
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That's the measurements I was looking for stock sir!
Carrying soil and gravel not much clay round these here parts!Comment
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Material densities might be of use to someone.......
http://www.simetric.co.uk/si_materials.htm
Material - powder, ore, solids, etc.kg/cu.m.Alfalfa, ground 256 Alum, lumpy 881 Alum, pulverized 753 Alumina 961 Ammonium Nitrate 730 Ammonium Sulphate - dry 1130 Ammonium Sulphate - wet 1290 Antimony, cast 6696 Apples 641 Asbestos - shredded 320- 400 Asbestos rock 1600 Ashes - wet 730- 890 Ashes - dry 570- 650 Asphalt, crushed 721 Bark, wood refuse 240 Barley 609 Barite, crushed 2883 Basalt, broken 1954 Basalt, solid 3011 Beets 721 Brewers grain 432 Brick, common red 1922 Brick, fire clay 2403 Cement, Portland 1506 Cement, mortar 2162 Cement, slurry 1442 Chalk, solid 2499 Chalk, lumpy 1442 Chalk, fine 1121 Cinders, furnace 913 Cinders, Coal, ash 641 Clay, dry excavated 1089 Clay, wet excavated 1826 Clay, dry lump 1073 Clay, fire 1362 Clay, wet lump 1602 Clay, compacted 1746 Coal, Anthracite, broken 1105 Coal, Bituminous, solid 1346 Coal, Bituminous, broken 833 Coke 570- 650 Concrete, Asphalt 2243 Concrete, Gravel 2403 Concrete, Limestone with Portland 2371 Cork, ground 160 Corn, on the cob 721 Earth, loam, dry, excavated 1249 Earth, moist, excavated 1442 Earth, wet, excavated 1602 Earth, dense 2002 Earth, soft loose mud 1730 Earth, packed 1522 Earth, Fullers, raw 673 Emery 4005 Feldspar, solid 2563 Fertilizer, acid phosphate 961 Fish, scrap 721 Fish, meal 593 Flaxseed, whole 721 Flint - silica 1390 A driven man with a burning passion.Comment
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Lead, rolled - see metals table 11389 Lead, red 3684 Lead, white pigment 4085 Leather 945 Lignite, dry 801 Lime, quick, lump 849 Lime, quick, fine 1201 Lime, stone, large 2691 Lime, stone, lump 1538 Lime, hydrated 481 Lime, wet or mortar 1540 Limestone, solid 2611 Limestone, broken 1554 Limestone, pulverized 1394 Manure 400 Marble, solid 2563 Marble, broken 1570 Marl, wet, excavated 2243 Mud, packed 1906 Mud, fluid 1730 Oak, red 705 Oats 432 Paper, standard 1201 Peat, dry 400 Peat, moist 801 Peat, wet 1121 Potatoes, white 769 Pyrite (fool's gold) 2400 - 5015 Quartz, solid 2643 Quartz, lump 1554 Quartz sand 1201 Rip-Rap 1602 Rock - soft - excavated with shovel 1600-1780 Salt, course 801 Sand, wet 1922 Sand, wet, packed 2082 Sand, dry 1602 Sand, loose 1442 Sand with Gravel, dry 1650 Sand with Gravel, wet 2020 Sandstone, solid 2323 Sandstone, broken 1370-1450 Sewage, sludge 721 Shale, broken 1586 Slag, solid 2114 Slag, broken 1762 Slag, crushed, 1/4 inch 1185 Slag, furn. granulated 961 Slate, solid 2691 Slate, broken 1290-1450 Slate, pulverized 1362 Stone, crushed 1602 Stone (common, generic) 2515 Wood chips - dry - see wood table 240- 520
A driven man with a burning passion.Comment
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That is handy to know Stock .. Ive often wondered about that ... we could sticky that one for info I saw ye had potatoes in there fella 
ye can take the man out of Ireland and all that 
.... but ... speaking of which (as a fan) I had a first batch of new 'uns tonight with the roast chicken and they were gorgeous ... why is it that people are soo into major technical cooking and flavours when the humble spud has such a great range of flavours of its own ?
Please don't PM me for plant advice.. thanks .. Post in the forum where I will gladly help, as will many of our contributors.. as the info and responses will help everyone else, which is why we exist.gif "thumbs up")
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Well I try and contribute some thing useful from time to time.As for the stickey that is your department, but a links page may be worth considering.......A driven man with a burning passion.Comment
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