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Posted by Joeeey on November 16, 2004 at 10:07:52 from (207.90.68.22):
hey guys, thinking of buying a "flag lot" for a house..it is 9 Acres....has a 60 ft wide portion that is 700 - 800 ft long where i would install my driveway to go back to he actual lot....wondering what equipment and stone is best for this...plans were to rent a dozer and dig down 8-10 inches and build back up with crushed stone/birm combination....Some people use larger rock, baseball/softball size (#?), but I dont know if this is any better or cheaper than other stones? Looking for ideas...a contractor wanted $10 per foot to put in a driveway! I think I can do it for $3-4...but the stone will cost a lot...
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