Pouring of rv pad
Getting ready to pour a pad for the rv. I'm thinking 12 inch deep with 6 inch of some sort of gravel(3/4 trap rock or 3/4 process)then 6inches of 4000 psi concrete with wire mesh. The rv GVW is 35,700...
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mike brez wrote:rgatijnet1 wrote:
If you can rent a 36" power trowel it will certainly make things easier. Placing the concrete should be no problem since the truck should be able to put it right where you need it without a pump or wheelbarrow. Still a lot of work unless you have some help. I would try it with help, even if it were unskilled help. I would pass on doing it alone.
Should have mentioned i will have my two kids they are 20&23 and he dosent know it yet but my brother.
What good are relatives if you can't exploit them. :B
I'd still try to rent a 36" power trowel. This will make it quicker and easier to get a level and even steel trowel finish.
On the big commercial buildings that I used to build, we would use multiple power trowels that you would ride on. Made it easier to finish 50,000 square feet at a time. Have fun.
