--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], "CJ Stoakes" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> All I can say is> Concrete is the solution. Maybe get a freind to
help pull the thing out, to save on the transmission.
Good luck.
> I went ahead and put a gravel pad in last year. I was on Concrete
> wheel pads for the last couple of years. Life expectancy was about
> that of the average mosquito.
> Here in the Willamette Valley, the water table is half a foot
above
> where my lawn and the rest of Western Oregon resides. Jello. (We
> wade to the Hot-Tub :)
>
> I opted out of a full concrete pad due to jacked-up prices.
>
> Mistake.
>
> She's listing to port Captain!
>
> Unfortunately, I can't move the tuna-boat (Or the RV) till the
> ground firms up. That'll be late May. I'm thinking about pulling
the
> RV Back on the Gravel a few feet, and shoveling more rock into
> the resultant holes.
> Ya' think the TH400 will wake up for that? We'll see.
> We backed the rock with underlayment fabric, so I'm hoping I won't
> just send aggregate to the far-east.
>
> Guess what I'm pouring next summer? It'll involve big trucks
> and people with brooms and trowels and stuff.
>
> Gack.
>
> CJ
> "Posting all my screw-ups for you to evaluate!"
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