Posted by ericlb on April 21, 2014 at 20:43:19 from (67.142.161.29):
In Reply to: driveway repair posted by oj on April 21, 2014 at 15:11:37:
the first thing is gravel will not stay long in a existing pothole, you need to rip all the potholes, and eliminate them, during this process you may be suprised at how much gravel you still have, after you get the driveway loose, [i use a box blade with rippers on it and weight it down as much as your tractor will handel,] then if you need more gravel or basecourse instead add it then, then pack it down, either rent a smoothdrum roller or even a large truck as long as what you use to roll with weighs more than the vehicles that would normally use the driveway
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