Posted by stroby on July 07, 2019 at 05:34:25 from (97.73.84.86):
In Reply to: slag posted by randy1 on July 07, 2019 at 02:57:44:
I have a driveway that is on a hillside and the grass runoff caused "ruts" to wash as it ran down the side of the gravel driveway. The solution is to use 3/4 minus, or 1 inch minus (that's what they call the limestone in Illinois). That is a combination of various sizes of rock, with the largest being 3/4 or 1 inch in size. The minus represents the smaller size rock with lime included. That material packs well and does not wash away or spin out under your vehicle tires. I have a crown in the road, but I also had to put a 2" ledge on the side where the grass runoff comes onto the gravel so the water would run alongside the gravel, in the grass, and that stopped the rutting. This will track a limestone film into your garage from the tires but that process stops after a few rains and vehicle traffic packing the material.
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