Posted by Geo-TH,In on January 05, 2020 at 14:51:44 from (174.241.132.219):
In Reply to: Driveway culvert posted by Dave41A on January 05, 2020 at 10:58:09:
Dave, Rain, freezing, thawing is mother nature way of compacting. I would filled it in with rock, gravel and add a little dirt to fill in between the rock.
A friend has driveway issues. He's on stick to your shoes clay.
I can add gravel to holes in his gravel drive and water fills holes. Car drives over hole . Water and rock splashes out. I add clay and rock to hole. Once clay dries out the rock stays in hole.
I'm working on pole barn floor. Before I put down concrete I'm building the floor to grade I want. I'm using white rock and a little damp top soil. The tractor is packing it in so hard. I'm having trouble removing places where I added too much.
So blend a little dirt with rock. Drive over it to compact it. Then add more.
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