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1 ton = 2,000 pounds = 40 bags of 50 pounds in each
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How many bags of sand at 60lbs will i need to make 1 ton?
1 ton = 2000 pounds 2000/60 = 33.3 bags of 60 pounds to make 1 ton
How many 40kg bags of cement in a ton?
A metric ton is 1000kg. 1000/40 = 25. 25 bags required.
How many pounds equal a ton-?
A ton is equivalent to 2000 pounds.
How many pounds is a 1.5 ton?
1 ton us = 2000 pounds 1 ton meteric = 2204.623 pounds 1 ton England = 2240 pounds
How many pounds is .75 ton?
There is 2000 pounds in a ton; therefore 0.75 tons is 1500 pounds.
How many bags of sand at 60lbs will i need to make 1 ton?
1 ton = 2000 pounds 2000/60 = 33.3 bags of 60 pounds to make 1 ton
How many 50 pound bags can a half ton hoist safely lift at one time?
25 ============================================================ 1 ton is 2000 pounds , so 1/2 ton is 1000 pounds ( 20 bags ) x 50 pounds = 1000 pounds ( 20 bags at 50 pounds each would be the MAXIMUM lifting capacity of a 1/2 ton hoist ) * the first answer is not mine , the 2nd answer is , Helpfull
How many 100 lbs bags make a ton?
20. A ton is 2,000 pounds, so it would take 20 100 pound bags to total 2,000.
How many 100 liter bags in one metric ton?
how many litre bags to a ton
How many bags of pepper makes one ton?
One answer was '40', though that would mean each bag would average 50 pounds,should you be talking about a U.S. ton. If the average bag contains more than 50 pounds (22.7kg), fewer bags would make the ton.
How many 25kg bags in a ton?
40
How many bushels of wheat to a bag?
It depends on how big the bags are. There are 20 100-pound bags, 40 50-pound bags, or 200 10-pound bags, etc. in a ton.
How many 40kg bags of cement in a ton?
A metric ton is 1000kg. 1000/40 = 25. 25 bags required.
How many pounds are on a ton?
2,000 pounds per US ton.
How many pounds can a 1 ton?
There are 2,000 pounds in one ton.
How many pounds in weight are in a ton?
2000 pounds = 1 ton
How many pounds is 0.3500 of a ton?
0.3500 of a ton is 700 pounds.
