My driveway is to the point where I need to invest some $ into it. It's about .3 mile long and mostly flat, but does have one spot where there's a decent incline. Last year I bought a land plane and used that a few times to help resurrect the gravel that was already there. I'm to the point now that I need to buy more gravel or get asphalt millings. Is there any reason to use gravel and not millings?
gsuders86
One of my neighbors bought 25 tons (semi end-dump) load of millings for a driveway I maintain for him. He drives the semi end-dump, so delivery was "free".
He got it much cheaper than what you would pay for the AB-3 (1.5" down to fines) road gravel we normally used on his drive, but one of the problems was that it was full of large clumps that made it a mess to spread and grade.
It packed pretty nicely with the petroleum content, but we have noticed that it washes out in heavy rains a lot worse than AB-3.
I stick with AB-3 for my driveway.
He got it much cheaper than what you would pay for the AB-3 (1.5" down to fines) road gravel we normally used on his drive, but one of the problems was that it was full of large clumps that made it a mess to spread and grade.
It packed pretty nicely with the petroleum content, but we have noticed that it washes out in heavy rains a lot worse than AB-3.
I stick with AB-3 for my driveway.
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