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mbjacobs
I guess our figures are very close, so it should be right.
In my area a 5 sack mix is 5 sacks per cu yard- 6 sack mix is 6 sacks per cu yard. for stronger mix they add 20% rock to the load. This is why I use road gravel instead of concrete sand.
With my 1 sack mixer @ 5 sack mix 5 dumps will be one cu yard. when I want alittle heaver mix I will put in 8 buckets instead of 10 per load, this should geat me close to a 6 sack mix, but I have never worked it out on paper, just a guess.
I guess our figures are very close, so it should be right.
In my area a 5 sack mix is 5 sacks per cu yard- 6 sack mix is 6 sacks per cu yard. for stronger mix they add 20% rock to the load. This is why I use road gravel instead of concrete sand.
With my 1 sack mixer @ 5 sack mix 5 dumps will be one cu yard. when I want alittle heaver mix I will put in 8 buckets instead of 10 per load, this should geat me close to a 6 sack mix, but I have never worked it out on paper, just a guess.