Building a New Driveway for a 10ac Home Site

Building a new driveway for a 10 acre lot. This is the construction entrance put in before the structures are built. I also show the building pad and septic system installed at the end.

[@aaronburford5701]

Again, this another driveway video i cant watch the process! I absolutely love this and cant get enough for some reason. I love the skid steer usage and the way the ground looks after completion. Keep them coming!

[@aaronburford5701]

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[@aaronburford5701]

I love driveway builds, repairs, refreshes, grading and crowning.... I love the skid steer usage....

[@NealORussa]

Thanks Aaron! No skid on this new one, but good footage of my dump truck! kzbin.info/www/bejne/mobMh3h-bdaAjrssi=NKiWFMBt8NffToVU

[@2009waterfall1]

How much for a load of #4 in Kentucky?

[@NealORussa]

Well it really depends on which quarry you get it from. In Owensboro a Triaxle runs around 800-850 delivered for stone that gets barged into the rock yard.

[@DixieNormous1]

Should have asked before I bought a ASV but… You work in gravel a lot do you have much trouble with the bogie wheels? Stone chewing them up or getting wedged in between. Thanks

[@NealORussa]

No, no issues. Only thing I have done was while moving a lot of #23 stone (about baseball size) I got a rock between my bucket and loader arms and it bent some of the metal on the arms from curling the bucket up. A rock got caught between the quick attach and the loader arms. I haven't had any issues with undercarriage and rocks.

[@DixieNormous1]

@@NealORussa well that’s good news. I follow a guy on here from Canada and he’s been replacing his with aluminum wheels, didn’t really want to have to do that plus those aluminum bogey wheels wear the track out quicker ..I don’t do driveways too often, but I did one a few weeks ago with number two stone, which was about 3 inches in diameter with my bobcat. That’s probably a once a year deal. Thanks for the info!!

[@rustrtal]

I agree, I use 2-1/2’ chains most of the time. I can run 2 binders from the corners of the blade on my 304 straight to the rub rail without any chains but I use the ratchet/screw style binders that have more adjustability.

[@NealORussa]

Nice! Yes I use the ratchet screw binders for my excavator. For this asv I use the snap binders because they take a little less time and also the torsion suspension on the asv would allow me to keep ratcheting the binders for a really long time and then wear out the rubber torsion bars. Thanks for the comment!