Help please....

[Cory]

Thanks everyone bit lost in the calculations,[emoji28] trying to get my head around air density cubic meter etc, the trailer is 900mm high, I try stack it as tight as possible for resale value. I know the trailer internal volume is 3.24m2, I’m just trying to make sure I don’t go over my gcm

[gdh]

I'm going with just under 2 ton if it's tightly stacked and fresh. 1.8cube loose fresh is around a ton from what I've experienced. 

[Woodworks]

An IBC mounded up with wet beech comes in around 600 kg so you have around twice that plus its neatly stacked. Wet I would go for 1500 kg 

[Baldbloke]

Maybe better doing one initial run over a weigh bridge if this is going to be a regular delivery system?

[Baldbloke]

I have a similar sized trailer with slightly higher sides and the gross weight (trailer plus load) approaches 2 tonnes

[Cory]

Yes I plan to run over the weigh bridge wanted to run over one next winter when the wood is dry, but might have to run over one soon with the green just to find out can anyone tell me what beech is

[Woodworks]

4 hours ago, Cory said:

 can anyone tell me what beech is

It's one of the heavier dense hardwoods we have over here. Can be over 1000kg for a solid cubic meter.

[Cory]

That would mean it would be over 3tonne

[woody paul]

I love these threads people stabbing in the dark with different formulas to work out weight.

Just stick it on a weigh bridge or weigh 3 to 4 logs on some scales then count how many you stack will give you a better idea then formulas.

[htb]

Paul, your just too logical spoils all the fun