milling thread

[Dave Shepard]

I'll never get stuck here. I hauled in over 1,200 yards of gravel. It's over 2' deep right there.

 

[lxskllr]

Concrete rubble makes a nice base. Once it's been used awhile, everything locks in nice and tight.

 

[Tree09]

Yup recon is the way. You can also fluff up the gravel and it'll be like new too, and a bit of wet spots isn't a big deal if it's all solid. My driveway is a hill so all the fines end up at the bottom.

 

[stig]

Nah, ground up asphalt is the stuff to use.
Sets real tight on a hot day plus, no dust.

 

[Tree09]

Those are called millings here, those are great too.

 

[lxskllr]

Millings are better for a top coat imo. Depends on what kind of ground it's on. If I were doing budget paving for truck access, I'd want a concrete rubble base, with millings on top.

 

[Tree09]

Yup, they would just sink in the mud here. Hell the recon or ca6 will too, so sometimes they'll even lay geogrid down first

 

[Dave Shepard]

 

[Raj]

Giving about 2 quotes a week for over a year and no bites. Got a small one today, logs delivered to my shop. 3 logs. 17" dia 7' or so long. Black wanut.


Edit: pics are not uploading.

 

[Burnham]

yup...