Our 3320 and a Driveway

[picframer]

I take the kids to Florida at Christmas time to get away, we generally stay in Kissimmee but we travel around a lot, also as a kid my parents had a time share in Daytona, anyhow you guys have something that is super fine for driveways, it looks like a sand but it has small rocks, no idea what it is called but I have noticed it all over the state, so I googled, it's Limestone. So I then looked at the Quarry's in your area for grades, what you want is the #89 S1B

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Originally Posted by picframer I take the kids to Florida at Christmas time to get away, we generally stay in Kissimmee but we travel around a lot, also as a kid my parents had a time share in Daytona, anyhow you guys have something that is super fine for driveways, it looks like a sand but it has small rocks, no idea what it is called but I have noticed it all over the state, so I googled, it's Limestone. So I then looked at the Quarry's in your area for grades, what you want is the #89 S1B Haha LimeRock! yea that is what is used by the county but alot of ppl around here pay for paving as well from our local company Anderson Columbia, which paves most of florida and some of the US. However, the grades that you do look better than the limerock, and im almost sure your rock drives will be easier than limerock drives. What would you think about that? I mean im trying to bring something a little nicer than limerock to grab the market if possible.

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[picframer]

Originally Posted by LawnMoore

Haha LimeRock! yea that is what is used by the county but alot of ppl around here pay for paving as well from our local company Anderson Columbia, which paves most of florida and some of the US.

However, the grades that you do look better than the limerock, and im almost sure your rock drives will be easier than limerock drives.

What would you think about that?

I mean im trying to bring something a little nicer than limerock to grab the market if possible.

I have never worked with Limerock so I have no idea, where I live rock is everywhere, Granite, Shale...whatever you want.

I doubt having been to your state that what we use is even available, to have it shipped it would cost you a fortune, we put 36 to 72 ton's a driveway, doesn't need to be touched for five years unless you get a snow plow guy that doesn't know what he is doing.

[LawnMoore]

Allright, well ill call around a little bit, i saw one like yours the other day and i can ask the man what it is if he knows.