Posted by Red1 on June 14, 2013 at 06:00:33 from (70.13.200.18):
We got rid of the last township trustee for using fema funds to put down 50 miles of river rock...people were replacing tires at half the mileage warranty..having rocks picked up by their tires and thrown into the engine compartment, etc.
So he got kicked out during the primary...and was obviously beatin during the general.
Now, the man that ran on 'i will fix the roads'...first dropped abs 1 1/4 everywhere. That worked out for around my area..had rain and the lime crust setup really decent...
But now he is putting down this oily rock s$#t..and from what i've heard is $$. Their coming my direction with this stuff and from what I've seen where it has been down awhile....sets new records for washboarding and rough and uneven. Don't believe they are even going over it with the scraper after dropping it...
Anyone had this crap dropped on their roads? I know it is supposed to keep the dust down..
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