Drewintoledo
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LS spreading used asphalt
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Nice job! Looks like you definitely have some experience using a box blade for sure!
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Drewintoledo
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None really at all! I’ve used it on my septic to smooth the dirt but that was only a few passes. Thanks for the comment my head just expanded a bit! Ha
JCoastie
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Turned out really nice. Maybe a landscape rake on an angle to take the top down and push the asphalt to raise the sides.
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Drewintoledo
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Thank you. I’m always looking for an excuse to pick up another implement! What’s a tractor without implements anyway?
Mrsig
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It turned out great! Thanks for sharing.
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Free asphalt millings is only a dream for me.Thank you. I’m always looking for an excuse to pick up another implement! What’s a tractor without implements anyway?
They go for a hefty price per ton here.
If you do a really nice grading job in the Spring, then the Summer sun will pack those millings together to make a really hard, relatively smooth, surface.
An EA rear Deluxe Scrape Blade would be a nice tool to also have.
workinonit
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Looks good. I spread 50 Tri-axle loads of that on my driveway with a homemade landplane type blade. That stuff has made a driveway base that has stood the test of time. My drive was at least 8" thick everywhere and I have since had hot reclaimed asphalt laid over what I initially put down. My drive is 2000' and 14' wide.
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Hydraulic top link would make things easier
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Nice job 
Diggin It
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They won't even sell it here ... at all. They work it back into new product.
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The piles here all have signs not to take, but sure have lots of spots where it is missing. A neighbor owns wide spot on side of the road where a bunch was dumped. One weekend, a loader and dump truck repositioned entire pile to our easement road, leading to their house. Unfortunately I don’t think they managed more than about inch thick so hadn’t held up that well even after rolling. Looked great for couple ofmonths.
