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Hi Jackie, It depends on the type of gravel you are transporting. On the SImetric site they list the densities of dry materials and they have densities in Kilograms per cubic meter for 4 types of gravel. First you need to convert 7 tons to kilograms. I asked Google. I typed 7 tons in kilograms into Google and received 7 short tons = 6 350.29318 kilograms. Divide this number by the density of the gravel from the SImetric site to obtain the volume in cubic meters. I hope this helps, | ||||||||||||
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