Little Butch
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I'm starting to sell firewood and need to know the size of my 110 Pickups buck? I'm talking m3...
Anybody know this?
Anybody know this?
110 Pickup load?
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Length x width x however high you stack it. 
juiceyv8
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Length x width x however high you stack it.
Where would he be without us 😋
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lol..
Little Butch
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Very thought out replies, I shouldn't have expected anything less...
AlbertDefender90
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Why do you need to work out the volume? I used to just fill my pickup level to the top of the sides and call it a full load.
Little Butch
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Because I'm trying to figure out how much to charge for the back level load.
I'll just chuck a cubed metres worth in there though and see where it comes up to
I'll just chuck a cubed metres worth in there though and see where it comes up to
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I worked it out by seeing how many sacks of logs would fit
and ?
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I sold sacks for £3 so it made it easier to decide on a price
how many sacks does it hold then?
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25 sacks so £75
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