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Yep. I do believe so. Certainly contributes. Plus having a compact area to work on would be nice. Sucks dropping screws in gravel.

My love affair with keeping things as new as possible. But really. I bought two, mid 90s equipment from a friend who parks on asphault. The under carriages are incredible.

Hmm. My buddies got a parking pad, nothing overhead. Parks a kw wl900 and numerous pickups. I think its 6-8". Seems to be holding up well. Sees rain snow etc.

Hmm. I think we call that "processed" here. Thinking...if a layer of plastic was underneath, do you recon it would keep most of the moisture out? I actually have 3/4" stone out back now. The place i got it from, (within a quarter mile) doesnt wash their stone so its got lots of smalls and...

Ha. I'm so torn. Awesome advice thanks guys

Like this red. If io concrete route.

Thanks for the replies. Red, I'm going to bore some holes with the auger below frost and tie them into the slab with rebar. 6 holes. Tree billy. Any idea os what concrete finishers charge? I considered calling someone for final tidy up. But in reality im not living here forever, and don't...

I'm trying to prevent moisture to the trucks. That's the whole point. Should I put a barrier underneath?

I actually have 25 feet of aluminum straight. Thought of using that.

Is it possible to screed the 19' if I had three people on it?

Has anyone ever done concrete work? I want to pour a 19x25 slab to park a truck on before winter hits. Then build my timber frame carport over. Anyone have experience? Forms seem straight forward. Laying the mesh the same. Mote concerned about screeting or smoothing the top.