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optimistic
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# Posted: 26 Jan 2013 19:39
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I have an issue with access....
Recap- I have 16 acre and I had a guy clear a 1200ft road in - about 3 months a go (didn't put item down - cost). I ordered a 12x12' shed to be delivered in 3 weeks.
I went there today and there is no way they can pull that shed in. This guy offered to put the shed on a big trailer and pull it in with a dozer... a one shot deal and for about 500-750$. Then I think I can manage with an ATV in and out of there.
Putting down item (cheapest crushed stone) will run me about 10k in my neck of the woods (got a few bids already) and might not even be so good...
Any other ideas for the road?
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OwenChristensen
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# Posted: 26 Jan 2013 20:04
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I build sheds in remote locations all the time. I can build a 12 x 12 in one day. All the lumber could be hauled by fourwheeler. I always think hauling a shed is too much work. It's as much as building it.
Owen
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optimistic
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# Posted: 26 Jan 2013 20:08
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I wish a 4wheeler could get in. They guy who delivered stone today - has those f350 ones and he went in and nearly got stuck 10 ft in.... the road is 1200 ft long
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optimistic
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# Posted: 26 Jan 2013 20:08
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Where do you do work owen?
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northernspirit
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# Posted: 26 Jan 2013 20:28
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try crushed asphalt you can usually get that on the cheap. try contacting your local road construction company's and see if they can get you a lead. plus with that stuff weeds and grass won't grow up through the roadway.
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MJW
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# Posted: 26 Jan 2013 20:36
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wow...I just got a quote for $180 bucks for a 15 ton load of base gravel delivered and spread for our new 500 ft drive.
It will take 4 or 5 loads but still under 1k for the entire deal.
10k.....jeepers.
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OwenChristensen
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# Posted: 26 Jan 2013 22:23
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I live in Northern , MN, But someone in your area would love to have the work. Does it freeze in winter? That would work well.
Owen
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