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You think where he parked kept the uc so clean? A few months ago I chained the back of my 250 to the excavator, lifted until the front bumper touched the ground, then pressure washed from the transfer case back. Felt good and I needed to work under there.

What's with the adversion to moisture? The smaller pieces in the non wasged rock help lock it all together. Millings would work too.

He's in rock country, he should be able to get crushed rock with fines fairly cheap. Here crushed rock is about 1/4 the cost of concrete by volume. 2 hours east, limestone costs 1/10 of concrete here.

Why not an aggregate pad?

If you use rebar, use chairs or dobbies. Rebar is easy enough to step through while working the concrete. I forgot to reverberate not to let it freeze in the first month.

-The sub grade where the concrete is poured needs to be consistent. No large rocks just below the surface, no soft spots, etc. Inconsistent leads to cracks. -Build enough into the slab to shed the water. A flat pad will hold water. -Build the pad slightly above the existing grade to give...