MATERIAL CALCULATION AND HELPFUL INFO
Formulae: |
For Ground Cover: |
L X W = Area L X W X D = Volume TT (R X R) = Area of a Circle |
1 Cubic Yard (yd) = 27 Cubic Ft. 1 Cubic Yard = 1.3 Tones, (Approx) or 2600 lbs 1 Cubic Yard covers 135 Ft at 2.4 Inches thick. 1 Cubic Yard covers 108 Ft at 3 Inches thick. 1 Cubic Yard covers 81 Ft at 4 Inches thick |
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Helpful Tips and Advice:
Share the road with other motorists.
Check your vehicles height before
proceeding under low clearances.
Remember to always apply your parking brake
before exiting the vehicle.
By practicing preventative maintenance, you will actually
prevent problems before they occur.
Watch for animals and pedestrians on the road.
Do not park next to a fire hydrant.
Don't let others take your space...... or food.
Begin each day with a smile.
Offer services that the others don't.
Remember to consider the consequences
of each action.
Bigger is better.
It's healthier not to complain too much.
Honesty is the best policy.
Make sure to obey the posted speed limit.
Having the right tool for the job is half the battle.
Familiarize yourself with the controls
before operating new equipment.
Avoid picking up hitchhikers.
Make sure the pay is adequate before signing any contracts.
Check to make sure you haven't
exceeded your vehicles weight limits.
Preheat diesel engines on your equipment to prevent cold starts.
Always remember...
Two objects cannot occupy the same space at the same time.
Check for potholes that may be in your path.
Remember .... The truck usually wins.
Check for thin ice before crossing frozen bodies of water.
By using teamwork, you will be able to reach higher goals.
Use extra caution when handling dangerous goods.
Check road conditions before heading out.
Check brakes on heavy equipment regularly
to prevent runaways ..... and soiled laundry.
You want to make sure that your trailer
is securely attached to the tow vehicle.
Check both ways before proceeding through railway crossings.
Make sure your GVW does not exceed allowable bridge ratings.
Friction and weight are directly related.
To avoid liability issues, ensure that
all cargo has properly been secured.
Ensure that adequate safety blocking is in place
before working under your vehicle.
Keep your mind on the task at hand,
no matter how big the job is.
Maintain torque specs and keep all bearings well lubricated
to eliminate these types of inconveniences, ..... and ghost-tires.