Hello everyone, this is my first post here. I have been reading a good bit, but I think I am getting more confused than educated.
I live in central Alabama and I have a 2000 ft driveway that has not been worked(other than by hand) for at least 12 years. Most of it has no crown, and it would be washed a lot worse than it is, but it runs over a bed of shale that is tilted at about a 75 degree angle. Some of the driveway has had gravel added(not much) and some areas had good dirt added but I will still need some dirt and probably 3 loads of gravel. Doesn't that all sound like fun?
I have a Kubota B3300SU that I am just breaking in, and I am trying to decide what I need to attack the driveway. Tractor width is ~58 inches so I was thinking maybe a 60 inch box or rear grader or both. Any advice/recommendations/volunteers to help greatly appreciated.:laughing:
Thanks,
Don Nelson
PS Here is a picture of the driveway at the bottom of the yard, this is easily the best part of the driveway.
http://www.pbase.com/rockycreekimages/image/85608933/large
I live in central Alabama and I have a 2000 ft driveway that has not been worked(other than by hand) for at least 12 years. Most of it has no crown, and it would be washed a lot worse than it is, but it runs over a bed of shale that is tilted at about a 75 degree angle. Some of the driveway has had gravel added(not much) and some areas had good dirt added but I will still need some dirt and probably 3 loads of gravel. Doesn't that all sound like fun?
I have a Kubota B3300SU that I am just breaking in, and I am trying to decide what I need to attack the driveway. Tractor width is ~58 inches so I was thinking maybe a 60 inch box or rear grader or both. Any advice/recommendations/volunteers to help greatly appreciated.:laughing:
Thanks,
Don Nelson
PS Here is a picture of the driveway at the bottom of the yard, this is easily the best part of the driveway.
http://www.pbase.com/rockycreekimages/image/85608933/large