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It was 300 a load. The fragments are 1/2 rebar and I only picked up a 5 gallon bucket out of 4 loads. The rebar comes to the top and is no big deal.

Mudhog you had bad 610 to start with IMO ...been doin this stuff all my life and I can promise you if ya got good 610 there aint nothing better unless u form it up and pour concrete.....#57 has no binder and it will move on ya and you will be maintaining it as much or more than gravel.....

Granted this stuff is hard as concrete now, but I have nothing at the surface in the form of rocks. Seems all the big stuff settled down and the small stuff is at the top. I got a friend who this is happening to as well and he put way more limestone down than me and his driveway is much older.

we have one made of wash out and it is the best thimg if its gone get any water one it

We build all of our construction roads out of crushed concrete after we do the demo on a job, and they set up just as hard as concrete after you put them down and roll it with a smooth drum roller. That 35.75 a ton for 610 seems kinda steep to me. I was thinking more along the lines of about $18/ton is what I was buying it for delivered around Memphis a couple years ago. I would definitely stay away from regular ole road gravel though. Hard to find any worth a chit that's actually got some rock.

That $35 is delivered 62 miles one way to the site....$18 a ton was awhile back ..

msbigdawg1234 wrote:That $35 is delivered 62 miles one way to the site....$18 a ton was awhile back ..

Oh ok. I knew that was kinda high, but 62 miles is also a long way to be hauling it. We were only hauling about 10-15 miles and getting it for less than 20/ton.

Also afew yrs ago it was cheaper per ton but that stuff has gone up with the demand......