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Posted by Kirk Grau on January 15, 2005 at 10:03:18 from (68.67.222.211):
In Reply to: OT - Making a gravel drive through mud bowl, will posted by Kirk Grau on January 14, 2005 at 09:19:49:
Just to answer a few questions and maybe rephrase my original thoughts. I am wondering how you think a drive will hold up if I just try to raise it locally through this area with some kind of base without doing any drain work. The pricing I had did involve draining a larger area (approx. 100'X 300') and was shopped between 3 excavators I know. After this discussion I might try to refine this down to this specific area. I suspect that the other areas would drain down to this area so they would still be improved. The high area is about 9-10 feet above this area before it starts to drop down toward the back of the property. Thanks to everyone for input so far. Kirk
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