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Re: Makin' A Road
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Posted by RonMC on February 26, 2000 at 00:05:34 from (24.113.142.165):
In Reply to: Makin' A Road posted by Ron Jones on February 25, 2000 at 19:36:54:
Ron, to make a lasting road that will take the odd truck, etc, and survive in a driveable state over the wet parts of the year with minimal upkeep, ruts, potholes, etc, you need to get below the frost line and build up from there with coarse material topped off with road mulch and gravel. Just grading a drive, though it might look ok and be useable for a good part of the year is not a permanent proposition. You can do a lot of the spreading with your tractor, but will need a decent-sized crawler to do the digging and ditching.
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