I put my 300 ft. drive in 22 years ago. I'm 50 miles North of Detroit. I dug it down and brought a couple of train loads of crushed concrete in and topped it with crushed limestone. It seems like I was always grading it and adding more limestone yearly. It was built up and crowned so water would roll off. Ten years ago I had it paved and it was the best money I've spent since I built my place. I do have to seal it every other year at a cost of a couple hundred bucks and my labor. I never did a thing to the farm drive and around the farm buildings I built and don't seem to have any problems. I add a few yards of crushed limestone to the soft spots on it now and then. I also try to stay off it when its soft in the spring. My ground is mostly sandy around my house and building with helps with absorbing water.
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