To Convert A Cubic Yard Of Concrete Into How Many Bags Of 80 Lb Ready Mix?

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Rory Copus answered
You will need to have 40.5 bags of ready mix to make the amount of concrete that you are going to need. You can easily work out sums like this in the future once you know that there are 27 cubic feet in a cubic yard and that an 80lb bag of ready mix is going to be able to do 2/3 cubic feet. Equations such as this are going to ensure that you know how to convert a cubic yard of concrete into a certain amount of bags of ready mix.

This is going to ensure that you are not going to have to buy too many bags that you are not going to need and therefore you are not going to be wasting any money that you do not need to. With regards to being able to find the equation that you are looking for, you can look on the internet quickly on a search engine to see how much ready mix you are going to need to a cubic yard of concrete.

You can then quickly do the sum on your phone or calculator and away you go! You can be sure that there are plenty of websites which are designed to ensure that you know the certain equations such as this which are going to make your life a lot easier. All you need to do is a simple search on the internet and you can find exactly what you are looking for instantly.

If you need to find an equation out like this again you can be sure that you will be able to do it extremely quickly and you will now how much ready mix you are going to need.
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Anonymous answered
There is 27 Cubic feet in a cubic yard. An 80 lb. Bag of ready mix does approx. 2/3 cubic feet. So 27 x 3= 81 3rds. 27 x 2 = 54 3rds. 81 - 54 = 27 divided by 2= 13.5
13.5 + 27 = 40.5 sacks.
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Anonymous answered
42 bags
Oddman Profile
Oddman answered
Apparently, it takes about 45 of the 80# bags of pre-mix concrete to make 1 cubic yard of concrete.
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Anonymous answered
45 bags, you've got to be kidding me! That makes much more than a yard, goofy grape.

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