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How many pickup beds is 100 gallons?
100 gallons is roughly a quarter of a pickup bed.
That's roughly
a quarterof a pickup bed
Assuming one pickup bed holds about 50 cubic feet (1,416 L, if you insist).
Also equal to
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The math
One pickup bed holds about 50 cubic feet, or 1,416 L in metric. 100 gallons is 379 L. Divide one by the other:
379 L รท 1,420 L โ 0.27 pickup beds
Yes, we did the math in metric. Someone had to.