Can /fit/ squat 4 gallons of gasoline?

18kg? thats nothing bro

>>42117899
A gallon of water weights more than a gallon of gas fyi

>>42117899
Each of those containers is more than a gallon

>>42117918

Gas is old dinosaurs and a kilogram of dinosaurs is heavier than a kilogram of water

NATO Jerry cans hold 5 gallons and gas weighs about 6.3 lbs/gal. That's 126 lbs of fluid plus whetever the cans and the bar weighs which should be negligible. 150lbs tops

I unironically started using gallons of water as extra weights after I saw that funny pic of the guy with the home gym who benches liters.

>>42117899
lmao2gals

>>42118007
I use gallons of water too for shrugs because i dont have enough weights

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>>42118039

>>42117998
That's disappointing.

>>42117956
Actually gas is compressed dinosaurs so it's even heavier.

Jerry cans are more than a gallon, frogturd

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>>42117998
>>42118238
You know you can fill them with stones, dirt or stuff made of metal to make it heavier, right? Sounds pretty good as makeshift weights actually for home gyms actually. Might give it a try. There are also Jerry cans which are made of metal, so they should be even heavier.

>>42117998
150lb isn't much for a squat, but hiking with it in that unstable swinging configuration would present it's own challenges.

>>42118508
20l each in Europe
gasoline density is around 0.71-0.77 kg/l
thats 20*4*0.71=56.8kg
So..yes

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