Is this replacing previous gravel in the DW?
If so, then why?
What would have happened to the previous gravel?
From driving in it does it get knocked over into the weeds/grass that grows on the side?
"Please vote to preserve the unique character of Warren…" - Robert Duvall

This drives me nuts that in the winter I am supposed to shovel their property and if I don't I get fined.
I didn't sign any contract to do what should be their work.
If I do shovel it might just be one strip down the middle instead of the whole ****ing thing.
Not like we live in a high traffic area.
Maybe 5-8 ppl walk by everyday at the most.
"Please vote to preserve the unique character of Warren…" - Robert Duvall

lol there are no sidewalks where i live! the county might come out and plow…maybe remove roadkill?
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do you live in one of those cities where you're responsible for upkeep of the sidewalk as opposed to the city lol
come here

Yeah, it woulda' been nice if I coulda' sold that heap of rubble, lol.
Ah well, it was a comparatively small heap - certainly less than a ton - plus I had a bunch of other crappola I was having them haul away for me too, so it all worked out.

Nice! Love a good sledgehammer!!!
The place I get the gravel actually pays for concrete like you demolished. Only a buck a ton lol…but better than charging to dump it
They also have really good pulverized top soil at 25 a yard…but when you go to get loaded the guy just asks how much you want so I get 2-2.5 tons for the 25
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Damn, that's a good deal. I'm glad you found good use for recycled concrete, too.
I just busted up an old concrete walkway that my dad put in years ago. Massive cedar tree roots grew underneath it and up-heaved it to the point where it was no longer usable. I used a 10lb. sledge hammer to break it up into chunks, then had a junk hauling company take it off my hands for me. I hope it too gets recycled and not just end up in a landfill.

no problemo zolo!
approx 20 tons per load…sometimes up to 28…but all of these have been right at 20.
its recycled concrete…304 grade. course chunks about the size of a lime all the way down to dust…a heavy dust content. great for compacting!
recycled is CHEAP at around 10 bucks a ton…plus another ten per ton delivery charge. typical limestone 304 would run you at least 25 per ton with an additional 20-25 per ton delivery fee. so the savings are astronomical
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How many dump truck loads was it? And, how much did it run you? << hope I didn't exceed the question limit there, lol

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It's his gravel, he can do what he wants with it!
And **** you!
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MiniMasterpieceTheater said...
i like to sweat!
Have fun sweating!

Elle said...
Oh my! ur insane! hard work indeed! 🥴
i like to sweat!
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MiniMasterpieceTheater said...
rigged up the tray from a wheelbarrow with a heavy duty rope…lowered it down…climed down and loaded it…climed back up and pull baby pull, it was amazingly difficult! i filmed it🤫
Oh my! ur insane! hard work indeed! 🥴

Elle said...
A lot of heavy lifting unless you chained it and pulled them out with a truck!
rigged up the tray from a wheelbarrow with a heavy duty rope…lowered it down…climed down and loaded it…climed back up and pull baby pull, it was amazingly difficult! i filmed it🤫
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MiniMasterpieceTheater said...
looked to be a little of column A and a lot of column B
i retrieved like 40 of them
A lot of heavy lifting unless you chained it and pulled them out with a truck!

looked to be a little of column A and a lot of column B
i retrieved like 40 of them
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A walk-on part in the war for a lead role in a cage?

I knew what you meant hence the . That sounds like serious labor. Did the graves flood or did some brats throw the tombstones in the ravine?

no silly…i mean yeah those too…but splitting firewood and diggibg trenches and retrieving tombstones from a huge deep ravine…that kinda ****
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A walk-on part in the war for a lead role in a cage?

Drugs?

That and things like it
Cold comfort for change? Did you exchange
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Elle said...
THEN NONE OF THIS APPLIES TO YOU!

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The◇Mechanic said...
Yes lol
THEN NONE OF THIS APPLIES TO YOU!