It doesn't look like you have much of a crown on the road. That is a lot of the problem. Water won't drain off. Here in So. Mn. Belgrade twp. we had a grader operator that graded roads absolutely flat. If that wasn't bad enough, he graded the gravel to far off the side that he couldn't get it back. So their answer to that was use one of those shoulder re-claimers but they went to deep or aggressive and brought up the clay base and spread that across the road. You talk about a mess. So that grader operator retired and the new guy did an excellent job. Put a nice crown on the roads and really got them in good shape then covered them with gravel and always kept a nice crown in the middle. But after a couple years the town board fired him for grading the road the way he thought it should be and not following their direction. That's the reason they gave but in reality the supervisor just wanted to get his neighbor buddy to run the grader. The "good old boy" mentality is alive and well here in Belgrade township. This guy is keeping the crown on the roads but is again pushing it to far off one side or the other.
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