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Standard Truck
Rated max capacity (Cubic Yards)
Safe Load
Recommended to prevent spillage
Weight Fully Loaded
~35 Tons (Check bridge limits!)
What is "One Yard" of Concrete?
One cubic yard (27 cubic feet) covers different areas depending on thickness. A fully loaded 10-yard truck can pour:
⚠️ Weight Limits & "Short Loading"
The "10 Yard" Myth: Even though a drum holds 10-11 yards, local road weight limits often restrict trucks to carrying only 8 or 9 yards legally.
If you need exactly 10 yards, you might be forced to pay for two trucks of 5 yards each, or risk an overweight ticket (which the driver will likely refuse).
ALWAYS ask your supplier: "What is the max yards you can haul to my specific location?"
Common Questions
What is a "Short Load"?
Any order less than 6-7 yards. Suppliers usually charge a "Short Load Fee" of $75+ to cover the truck's operating cost.
How much time do I have to unload?
You typically get 5-7 minutes per yard for free. A full truck of 10 yards gives you roughly 60 minutes. After that, you pay "demurrage" (waiting time) fees.
Need Small Batches?
Don't pay short load fees for small jobs. Use a portable mixer for projects under 2 yards.