Nothing better than 125 tons of fresh crusher-run

JRobyn · Sep 16, 2015

Except maybe the first few fall leaves brought on by cool evening temps!

- Jay

Gem99ultra · Sep 16, 2015

Whew! That set you back a few bucks!

MoKelly · Sep 16, 2015

Very pretty area.

So, do you root for Georgia or Tenn.?

MoKelly

KubotainNH · Sep 16, 2015

Nice area.

Jstpssng · Sep 16, 2015

Nice. About 10 truck loads?

gwstang · Sep 16, 2015

That crusher run is good stuff. it will pack down and set up like cement! Lasts a long time too.

Rustyiron · Sep 16, 2015

Prolly 6 loads, that would all be in our grass with the first snow up here:laughing:
Looks real good JR!

newbury · Sep 16, 2015

Actually I think a good napalm strike on my @#$% bamboo would be better than 125 tons of crusher run

Looks great JB!

ultrarunner · Sep 16, 2015

At $60 a yard here in Oakland... I would run out of money and that is not spread either.

JRobyn · Sep 17, 2015

Thanks guys! They fit it in 8 loads. Totaled $2,180 delivered and spread, but that was enough to give us a decent skim coat on 4,450 ft of roads. Not the greatest spread job; driver apparently didn't have a lot of experience, so we got 4" in some places and 1/2" in others, but this was just to cover and smooth our well-traveled, highly-packed roads with a base of river gravel. The base has stuff up to about 2-1/2" dia, so it is a tad rough without some nice fines around it. I pre-graded with just a box blade to reduce most of the wheel ruts and slightly crown. We redo it about every 3-4 years.

Sister went to GA, I went to Ga Tech, so no BullDawg cheering around here!

- Jay