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This whole thread is like a tramadol fever dream….
This whole thread is like a tramadol fever dream….
£26 collect, no minimum. Midlands (Nottingham/ Derby area)What are people paying for drainage stone
Been quoted £33 delivered?
Nice.Would it be cheaper now to put pipes in at half distance, that's what we have done with our first job with this ,we also don't have a stone cart
£28 delivered I think it wasWhat are people paying for drainage stone
Been quoted £33 delivered?
Very good ,first day out hit some rock and bent pto shaft as not proficient enough but once use to it ,it went well.We have a laser for it but that would only be a guide and not control the spools, I would just have to keep lights in zone,same as a light bar,the patch we did had sufficient slope and my brother kept checking fall with 4ft level strapped to a garden rakeNice.
How have you got on with it, is it laser controlled?
Let me know how you get on, I'm thinking of getting one for mine before April.
I've done miles of open ditches with a V Bucket ,lot faster and neater jobView attachment 1168887
5 minutes with the v bucket and I really wish I’d got one years ago
Very satisfying to useIv
I've done miles of open ditches with a V Bucket ,lot faster and neater job
Does help if you have a knuckle back actor though so you can keep out from the hedge
Have used stone in schemes done 40 odd years ago.Adds hugely to cost and I’m not sue it’s worth the money to be quite honest.Have had problems in dry years of roots following backfill down to drain and choking them.Another problem ,particularly with trenchless draining is connecting existing drains to new scheme.Gravel backfill will hide problems until a spell of heavy rain then water will bubble up everywhere.Think this has been covered before ,but I have some land drainage to do and may struggle to get drainage stone on site ,are there any other options for backfill that will last other than stone , not done any test holes yet so unsure but it seems to be deep loamy topsoil over Clay for what I've been told ,top drain will be intercepting a lot of water from higher ground
What type of ground you on , would that be relevant to not using gravel ?Have used stone in schemes done 40 odd years ago.Adds hugely to cost and I’m not sue it’s worth the money to be quite honest.Have had problems in dry years of roots following backfill down to drain and choking them.Another problem ,particularly with trenchless draining is connecting existing drains to new scheme.Gravel backfill will hide problems until a spell of heavy rain then water will bubble up everywhere.
Better to use backactor digger at 10m and backfill when dry and forget about gravel.
I thinking of not putting the clay back in , mix it with the topsoil above ground , the topsoil soil filter okPointless putting a drain in around here with no gravel, unless of course it is a clay tile
Keep the outlets clear and the drain will dry out, causing surrounding clay to dry and crack which will allow more drainage. Mole plough the clay across the drains.I thinking of not putting the clay back in , mix it with the topsoil above ground , the topsoil soil filter ok
If your repairing old tile drains sod was cut down from sides on to tile and clay then on near surface.I thinking of not putting the clay back in , mix it with the topsoil above ground , the topsoil soil filter ok
Very variable.To a point,but adding backfill is really expensive now and the problem is getting a return for your money.What type of ground you on , would that be relevant to not using gravel ?