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Re: OT, putting in a driveway
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Posted by Leland on November 16, 2004 at 17:32:05 from (65.142.209.5):
In Reply to: OT, putting in a driveway posted by Joeeey on November 16, 2004 at 10:07:52:
We always had good luck by using a chisel plow and going about 6-8 in deep on purposed drive,removed loose soil then added Ca-6 or road pack. by taking out soil rock stays in place,unlike by just dumping on top of the ground it spreads out. and if you have a power plant close try to get fly ash this makes a solid base that packs well then you can top coat it with rock later to keep dust down, and it's free or real cheap in most places. But we all have our own ways of doing things good luck have fun.
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