We have a rock and dirt road to our home which has gotten badly rutted out from the rain and need to bring material from the sides, back into the center and build a crown. All natural material. Fist size rock,gravel and some sand. Very rockyJust curious, what are you trying to do with it and what kind of material are you planning on trying to move with it?
It’s s road the services about 35 homes and is about a mile long.How long is the driveway? The money spent on a blade may or may not be worth it, it may be more cost effective to truck in base material, re grade with what ya got to re build crown and compact with a roller. The material you described sounds like a good thing to leave on shoulder as it shouldn't erode away due to its size. Compare the price of buying a blade as opposed to bringing in road base. If the shoulders are 1' higher than center where crown would be, could be an easy fix with trucking in material. Good luck with whatever you. Ive got a ctl and friends with them that have blades either don't use them or they're for sale. With a blade you have to go very slow, and in skids its that not how we're use to operating them lol.
The entire thing is like that and that’s the good section.IMO from the pic the road really needs to be graded properly before any gravel/base material is brought. It could get very expensive fast bringing in enough off-site material to bring that road up with a crown and have ditches to channel the water away.
AZV is the whole mile long drive like the pic? Or is that just one section?
A better solution for that would be the Bobcat grader attachment. It can be wired for your machine. They work great, as long as you have enough switches to run all the functions. Been along time since i have been in a TL130, I cant remember how many aux. functions you have.
I didn't know BC offered a box controller for those. Good to know, I had enough switches on my joysticks, but it took all of them.