Driveway rock

LMBO. Thats funny!

I don't believe the whole driveway is lined. There is one part that is starting to get a bit sloppy. I think that probably 3/4 of the driveway has some stone that has some been grown over with grass. Those bare spots, what should I use? The other areas that have a base, I can barely see a rock through some dirt and grass. To drive on its nothing. Truck doesn't sink or spin.

Here are a couple of pictures of what I have. You can see the stone in the ground and where it is visible, it is really a good base. In the one pic, you can see the muddy spot up by my truck and trailer. It is bad there, but there appears to be stone all the way up. So, I'm thinking that I need to scrap the mud off and then put my next layer????

Thank you gentlemen.

The road way does have a ditch. My truck is parked on the culvert. The right side of that picture does have a small V shaped ditch, just can't see it for the tall grass. I will start to work on removing the mud today and will plan to have me a truck load of stone brought in :thanku:

I have also been dealing with the mud, which you'll see below.

I spent the day yesterday trying to scrap the mud of the actually stone and then got into cutting some ditches along each side. I'm nearly finished with that, and I think I'm ready to have some stone hauled in.

I do have a question....wondering if I should put any groud fabric down or just put the stone down since we are paving it later this year (hopefully)??? I'm also thinking about having one truck load of the large stone brought in first to put in the shaded areas on the third pics. Thoughts???

Decision time. My choice is #57's at $21.75 a ton or crushed concrete at $16.75 a ton. 57s can be tailgated in meaning alot less work for me. The CC can't. He can do small piles though. I can spread it, but.....

So, not sure what to do. Any thoughts? I'm even thinking about haggling the price down on the CC. Took them a while to get me a price. One concern I have with the CC is it taking more tonnage because of the dust in it.

Got a lot done today. Had 76.14 tons of #57 limestone delievered. The guy did a great job tailgating it in and then I worked for about an hour evening everything out with the bucket and grader blade. We bought two rolls of the road fabric and I'm glad we did. Those totaled 600' together, could have used another 100 feet, but we're good.