View Poll Results: Do you think Jay's car would make it up my driveway?
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4
33.33%
Helllllllllllzzzz NO
8
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Could "thebigsadler" make it up my driveway?
03-11-2003, 09:19 AM
#8
Originally posted by maxfanfromohio
No, but that tight van in the background made it ok.
No, but that tight van in the background made it ok.
03-11-2003, 12:15 PM
#16
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Join Date: Sep 2000
Posts: 966
Originally posted by gtr_rider
Sure he can!
Sure he can!
you should give him a 3" lift with some 33" mud swampers
03-11-2003, 12:52 PM
#17
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Join Date: Jan 2002
Posts: 347
Originally posted by MaximaRider
Thats the love mobile, j/k its the construction guys van, the driveway will be repaved when they finish the addition in the back of the house
Thats the love mobile, j/k its the construction guys van, the driveway will be repaved when they finish the addition in the back of the house
I would consider rebuilding that retaining wall at the same time. It's going to be a recurring problem with runoff into your driveway in the future....which ultimately transends into erosion. And remember, if you don't want to scrape everytime you pull into your driveway make sure the contractors don't build it at a slope any greater than 10%. Around 12-13% you'll start to bottom-out, and judging by the pics, that's gonna be one big transition area. I do this for a living and just trying to help a fellow .org brotha out
03-11-2003, 01:12 PM
#18
Originally posted by HondaKilLR
I would consider rebuilding that retaining wall at the same time. It's going to be a recurring problem with runoff into your driveway in the future....which ultimately transends into erosion. And remember, if you don't want to scrape everytime you pull into your driveway make sure the contractors don't build it at a slope any greater than 10%. Around 12-13% you'll start to bottom-out, and judging by the pics, that's gonna be one big transition area. I do this for a living and just trying to help a fellow .org brotha out
I would consider rebuilding that retaining wall at the same time. It's going to be a recurring problem with runoff into your driveway in the future....which ultimately transends into erosion. And remember, if you don't want to scrape everytime you pull into your driveway make sure the contractors don't build it at a slope any greater than 10%. Around 12-13% you'll start to bottom-out, and judging by the pics, that's gonna be one big transition area. I do this for a living and just trying to help a fellow .org brotha out
03-11-2003, 01:47 PM
#19
Originally posted by MaximaRider
Thanx for the heads up, the driveway will totally be redone after the house is done though, its gonna be wider all the way up and not as steep at the bottom.
Thanx for the heads up, the driveway will totally be redone after the house is done though, its gonna be wider all the way up and not as steep at the bottom.
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