Stone driveway with skid steer

Stone driveway with skid steer - We dug this driveway out with my Bobcat T66. We excavated down 6 inches, put down woven geo fabric, 20 tons of crushed stone, then compacted it. This made a nice driveway/ parking area for the customers boat.

[@rockytopin7949]

I've had to give my dump trailer similar assistance. Crazy how the couple hundred pounds I can lift, makes all the difference in a 12,000 lb load haha!

[@redblue40rc33]

Sb2 is good for foundation driveway but it's a muddy mess when it rains....I like just gravel only, no sand dirt mix sb2 stuff

[@TheHomePros6221]

Great job as always Sean!!

[@srmcontracting]

Thank you

[@aaronburford5701]

Great world and the detailes work!

[@srmcontracting]

Thank you very much!

[@aaronburford5701]

​@@srmcontractinglove your channel, Liked, Watched, Subscribed, Shared, Commented!

[@aaronburford5701]

Rewatched! Love the skid steer usage!

[@gianniharrington5106]

Pricing out one of these exact same size too so good to know what others are charging

[@christophergraham1747]

What’s the formula for calculating the stone for a job

[@BCRailman96]

why not use 3/4 road base? does this stuff pack better?

[@Real-ow9ow]

Dope

[@srmcontracting]

Thanks

[@austin_h]

Good work! Thinking about offering that type of service for my customers since I have a t66 bobcat now. Mind if I ask how much a job like that costs? I’m in Oklahoma so I’m sure prices are different but curious for starters. Thanks!

[@ScottFranklin-of3nz]

This video was only intended to show before the highway safetey commercial that had no narration the skidsteer making new driveway is a good video but it's not involving any markings made by city codes the video isn't even the state of oklahoma those different state videos need to go away a bit that is only if the particular company and trademark was or was not mentioned for a particular project in construction

[@iveneverdonethisbefore8390]

Hey Sean, any chance you'd share the price for a job like this?

[@srmcontracting]

I charged $4 per SQ ft for this. It was about 560 square feet. Plus a dumping fee so it worked out to about $2400. Keep in mind your region and market plays a big part in pricing.

[@k3land]

Thanks for the video and insight. Do you know what the modified rock is called in Texas? How much did you pay per ton?

[@redblue40rc33]

Cheaper do it your self...lol

[@iveneverdonethisbefore8390]

@@srmcontractinghey I never saw you responded. Thanks for sharing the price. Loving the channel.

[@iveneverdonethisbefore8390]

@@redblue40rc33wouldn’t be cheaper by much once you rented a skid steer, dump trailer, a truck that can haul the dump trailer, dump fees, compactor rental, gravel. Then you’d probably do a shit job.