Mulch question----truck related
Mulch question----truck related
Ok, having a slight panic attack. I have a F250 with short bed...crew cab...
Does anyone know if I can fit a yard and one half in the bed?
Just standard mulch....
I put 1.5 in my old F150 but the bed was deeper than the the 250.
Thoughts?
Thanks for the quick help. Trying to help a neighbor out this weekend.
JP
Does anyone know if I can fit a yard and one half in the bed?
Just standard mulch....
I put 1.5 in my old F150 but the bed was deeper than the the 250.
Thoughts?
Thanks for the quick help. Trying to help a neighbor out this weekend.
JP
Ok, it's easy to figure out.
What's a yard? well it's a cubic yard, that's 3'x3'x3'.
That equals 27 cubic feet.
So a yard and a half would be 27 + 13.5 = 40.5 cubic feet.
Ok, what's the volume of your truck bed.
6.5' x 5' x 1.8' (approximately) = 58.5 cubic feet.
So yeah, you've got room to spare.
Heck you could put 2 yards in there.
Also, I'm sure mulch is light enough that your truck can handle the payload too.
Now if it was a yard and a half of gravel, you might wanna take it slow.
What's a yard? well it's a cubic yard, that's 3'x3'x3'.
That equals 27 cubic feet.
So a yard and a half would be 27 + 13.5 = 40.5 cubic feet.
Ok, what's the volume of your truck bed.
6.5' x 5' x 1.8' (approximately) = 58.5 cubic feet.
So yeah, you've got room to spare.
Heck you could put 2 yards in there.
Also, I'm sure mulch is light enough that your truck can handle the payload too.
Now if it was a yard and a half of gravel, you might wanna take it slow.
Originally Posted by stucandu
Ok, it's easy to figure out.
What's a yard? well it's a cubic yard, that's 3'x3'x3'.
That equals 27 cubic feet.
So a yard and a half would be 27 + 13.5 = 40.5 cubic feet.
Ok, what's the volume of your truck bed.
6.5' x 5' x 1.8' (approximately) = 58.5 cubic feet.
So yeah, you've got room to spare.
Heck you could put 2 yards in there.
Also, I'm sure mulch is light enough that your truck can handle the payload too.
Now if it was a yard and a half of gravel, you might wanna take it slow.
What's a yard? well it's a cubic yard, that's 3'x3'x3'.
That equals 27 cubic feet.
So a yard and a half would be 27 + 13.5 = 40.5 cubic feet.
Ok, what's the volume of your truck bed.
6.5' x 5' x 1.8' (approximately) = 58.5 cubic feet.
So yeah, you've got room to spare.
Heck you could put 2 yards in there.
Also, I'm sure mulch is light enough that your truck can handle the payload too.
Now if it was a yard and a half of gravel, you might wanna take it slow.

Last year, I got 1.5 yards of pecan shell, it had rained and it squatted my F150 about 5 inches. Made me nervous. Since my TT only squats my 250 a 1/2 inch, I feel better about the load.
Thanks again.
JP
Originally Posted by creighta
be sure to tarp it, I know two people who have been ticketed here in OH for an insecure load while hauling mulch down the highway
plus thats money blowin' out!
plus thats money blowin' out!
Have a good Easter folks
JP
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Originally Posted by GreenBuck50
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