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Too many unknowns to answer accurately. But I'll estimate. Potatoes don't float in water, so they have a density greater that 1. First estimate: 1.2 for density.

Rhere will be spaces between the potatoes when in the bucket so the entire 5 gallons is not potatoes. Second estimate: 4.5 gallons are actually potatoes.

Now the math: (62.4 pounds/cubic foot) x (1 cubic foot / 7.5 gallons) x (4.5 gallons) x 1.2 = 44.928 pounds of potatoes

Last estimate to interpret the results: So probably somewhere between 40 and 50 pounds.

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I just weighed 3-5 gallon buckets of potatoes each one weighed 24lbs roughly 11kg unless my scale is off

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4y ago
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45lbs

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