driveway top coat

[woodmills1]

will post this also at the end of my long business drive thread but thought yall might want to see it

got a good deal on chrushed and screened material, so paid a triaxel to haul and spread it with the Cat

chrushed brick screened to an inch, but the guy ran out before I was done.  At 2 bucks a yard I new I had the good end of that deal.  So, what do you have for me now since you said you had enough I ask him.   Reprossed asphalt sent through a top soil screen same 2 bucks 8) 8) 8)   just look at the street end of this drive........................................................... ??? :D :P 8)

[Dave Shepard]

That looks nice! I'm working on my log yard. I'm using bank run. A little coarse, won't look near as good as yours. :D That will be really nice to work off of. I hate trying to move stuff with a loader or fork lift on rough, rutted ground.

[shinnlinger]

Put driveway sealer on it and it will look just like your uppity neighbors place, but since it is recycled, no new taxes...

[barbender]

If you can, rent a roller and compact that stuff. Another option is a plate compactor, but it would take a long time with all that area. If you get it packed tight when fresh, it will look a lot like asphalt pavement when your done. Even driving over it with an auto will do the trick. Looks great and you got that for a song, you pay $12 a yard for class 5 gravel delivered around here.

[thecfarm]

For a song,he stole that nice stuff. I would get my done for that cost.I would go all the way to the wood yard for that price.That will hold up for years.

[woodmills1]

I back dragged for hours and used the grader blade on the 3 point of the tractor first after getting close with the backhoe.  Now I drive a different path every day........ the front is done for years.  I will keep my eyes open for some rap for the back, I really like that stuff.