Re: Re: How to Crush Asphalt?

Posted by Steve450 on September 23, 2003 at 13:49:31 from (64.78.90.155):

In Reply to: Re: How to Crush Asphalt? posted by Joe Evans on September 23, 2003 at 06:44:54:

All of these options would work, but it would be cheaper to have a contractor come in and pave it with new. If you have a Hot Mix Asphalt plant near you, they may crush it for you if they have a recycle crusher. I don't think a quarry will mess with it and the price for a portable given in another post here is acurate. Most larger asphalt plants do have a crusher so they can add a small amount of recycled product into a fresh mix to keep costs down. Even this way you will have trucking costs each way at about $55.00 (here in Pa anyway)per hour per truck. You would need a LARGE dozer to "track it in" at least a D-6 or bigger as a smaller machine will not have the weight. I think it would be cheaper to put down sub-base stone and rent a small roller. It will hold on the hill just as good. I work in the asphalt/aggregate industry. My .02

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