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Gravel, 3/4" grey, 22.5 tons - $800
Rake, 36" landscape, aluminum - $43
Manual labor, me - $0
http://i937.photobucket.com/albums/ad214/brinkmancorvette/null_zps67fe48a2.jpg
I'm pooped.
If I drank beer, it would be time for one.
:faint:
:DAB:
Chuck A
07-30-2013, 5:37pm
wow just wow
very nice indeed
Stangkiller
07-30-2013, 5:39pm
Wow that looks great!
Stangkiller
07-30-2013, 5:40pm
You sure I can't get you to come visit Houston for a while? I promise you'll never be bored!
Knooger
07-30-2013, 5:41pm
Can you rake all that up and give us a "before" pic?
Chuck A
07-30-2013, 5:43pm
what dimensions are we looking at?
Knooger
07-30-2013, 5:47pm
what dimensions are we looking at?
The pic is 1024 x 768. You're welcome.
Chuck A
07-30-2013, 5:49pm
The pic is 1024 x 768. You're welcome.
listen up, smartasss:rofl::lol:
Blademaker
07-30-2013, 5:55pm
The pic is 1024 x 768. You're welcome.
:rofl:
FasterTraffic
07-30-2013, 6:02pm
22.5 tons? Impressive. :seasix:
I assume it was all delivered on that wagon, like other folks might do.
:leaving:
simpleman68
07-30-2013, 6:22pm
Damn Doug, that's an ass of work :eek:
I'm hoping they spread it for you with a dump body as they dropped it.
Scott
99 pewtercoupe
07-30-2013, 6:31pm
listen up, smartasss:rofl::lol:
Hey, cut him some slack. It's tough when you have a reputation to maintain.
Wait...that's not what is reputation is all about. :leaving:
Sea Six
07-30-2013, 6:32pm
Very nice, indeed
most was spread by the truck, but the area shown, in front of the garage (i'm standing in the doorway of the garage), he had to pull forward, back up, and then pull forward again....all while dumping gravel, so some areas were about 6" thick. that i had to spread out either by using the rake, or shoveling some into a bucket and carrying it to the edges. most areas are about 2" thick.
area in front of the garage....about 50' wide, about 30' deep. the driveways are about 12 wide in most places.
You sure I can't get you to come visit Houston for a while? I promise you'll never be bored!
have a sister in Katy. she too would like for me to pack my tools and do stuff for her at her house. the standard stuff: build furniture, do built-ins, normal house hold maintenance, painting, wiring, plumbing...... :DAB:
kinda busy here....
Johnny Cash - Sixteen Tons - YouTube
FasterTraffic
07-30-2013, 7:15pm
I'm hoping they spread it for you with a dump body as they dropped it.
I prefer to think they dumped a 22.5 ton pile right in the middle and tossed him the rake.
:rofl:
Stangkiller
07-30-2013, 7:29pm
have a sister in Katy. she too would like for me to pack my tools and do stuff for her at her house. the standard stuff: build furniture, do built-ins, normal house hold maintenance, painting, wiring, plumbing...... :DAB:
kinda busy here....
But but but she's your sister! And I'm her neighbor!
kingpin
07-30-2013, 7:51pm
The pic is 1024 x 768. You're welcome.
:rofl:
simpleman68
07-30-2013, 7:56pm
I prefer to think they dumped a 22.5 ton pile right in the middle and tossed him the rake.
:rofl:
Damn... :funnier:
Gave me a funny mental image of Doug just coming unglued.
Scott
Stangkiller
07-30-2013, 8:11pm
Damn... :funnier:
Gave me a funny mental image of Doug just coming unglued.
Scott
:rofl: what's he gonna do? Make a gun with his fingers and yell bang bang bang?
justlookin
07-30-2013, 8:22pm
The pic is 1024 x 768. You're welcome.
:rofl::rofl:
JRD77VET
07-30-2013, 8:26pm
Looks good Doug :seasix:
This works well for spreading stuff
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v78/JRD77VET/house/cub%20cadet/action/DCP_5612.jpg~original
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v78/JRD77VET/house/cub%20cadet/action/DCP_5603.jpg~original
Looks good Doug :seasix:
This works well for spreading stuff
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v78/JRD77VET/house/cub%20cadet/action/DCP_5612.jpg~original
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v78/JRD77VET/house/cub%20cadet/action/DCP_5603.jpg~original
:toetap:
You're late. :slap:
JRD77VET
07-30-2013, 9:24pm
:toetap:
You're late. :slap:
I'm also in eastern PA and traded the 122 ( with the blade ) for another 125 (like the one with the rear mounted tiller ) with hydraulic lift :hurray:
It does nice work too
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v78/JRD77VET/house/cub%20cadet/action/DCP_5611.jpg~original
Chuck A
07-30-2013, 10:51pm
Very nice, indeed
indeed:hurray::dance:
...Whitepower...
07-30-2013, 10:58pm
That's a decent price for that much rock.
jaxgator
07-31-2013, 5:58am
Wow! That looks great Douglas. :seasix:
Jeff '79
07-31-2013, 6:41am
Damn Doug... That's a huge difference! :hurray:
http://i999.photobucket.com/albums/af113/jeff79/mud_zpsd70c4aab.jpg
have a little JD lawn tractor and a grading attachment i can pull with it, but the gravel is so loose, that i get no traction if i try to move more than a few handfuls of gravel with it, so had to park that and get the rake. grading attachment works great on dirt, but no so much on gravel. not looking forward to smoothing out the rest of the driveway (about 300 feet) and moving gravel from the center towards the edges. think i'll play in my shop today. :DAB:
pre-gravel from about 2 years ago. :willy:
http://i937.photobucket.com/albums/ad214/brinkmancorvette/6b3cbdc3.jpg
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