36 cubic feet None, unless you want to make the hole bigger. However, as someone who's just dug a hole and was amazed at how many rubble bags I needed to fill to get rid of it. It certainly feels like more than the maths would suggest.
I have heard that earth expands as it's removed as it's no longer under pressure so you can assume a 40% greater volume once it's out of the ground. So in pure terms it's 36 cubic feet, but if you're digging your garden, allow for more.
Frizzboo123 says: Earth Can't Be Removed From A HOLE.
None. It's a hole. The earth has already been removed. If you remove any more, it's a different size hole.
none, its a hole.
very deep about 2 and half feet or three
125 cubic feet
There is no dirt in a hole, as a hole is an empty space where dirt has been removed.
You are buried 6 feet underground nowadays
None. The size of the hole is a measure of space in which there is no dirt!
THREE TO FOUR FEET
Averages three to ten feet.
None because it is an empty space of 12 cubic feet
Width of hole: 6510/(40*10.6) = about 15 feet to the nearest integer
If they are in tree-tops, they are about three feet deep and eight- to ten-feet in diameter.