Posted by tjdub on March 11, 2013 at 18:57:50 from (208.74.246.137):
In Reply to: gravel lane posted by Davin on March 11, 2013 at 17:34:06:
If you have a quarry nearby putting down a base of rip-rap size rock (12" diameter) and putting the crushed rock on top will keep the road bed from sinking. Poor man's way (my way) of doing it is filling the tractor ruts from when the frost goes out with the biggest field rocks that will fit and then filling in the gaps with gravel. Eventually the gravel stops sinking in (even in the bottomless swamp I live in).
I'm not a big fan of recycled asphalt. I had my driveway layered with it about 10 years ago and it doesn't seem any better than the gravel. It gets "muddy" this time of year even worse than the gravel does. It also seems to wash out easier than gravel during a big storm.
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