:Parking Pad for storing 5 ton RV
I want to park my RV in the back yard when not traveling. Concrete is crazy expensive @ here right now. Would 3" of crushed granite, compacted into an excavated form be adequate to support a 10,000 po...
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From what you describe - no way! It would be a total waste of money.
Now I don't know where Baytown is so I really can't offer any options I would stand behind. But generally speaking, when you use the term "black gumbo", digging a hole and putting gravel in it, without providing any drainage in the hole, is probably a bad idea. Something on top the ground that water can drain away from is going to be better. Trapping water is pretty much not good for heavy loads.
But again, I don't know where Baytown is. So generalities is all I can offer.
Now I don't know where Baytown is so I really can't offer any options I would stand behind. But generally speaking, when you use the term "black gumbo", digging a hole and putting gravel in it, without providing any drainage in the hole, is probably a bad idea. Something on top the ground that water can drain away from is going to be better. Trapping water is pretty much not good for heavy loads.
But again, I don't know where Baytown is. So generalities is all I can offer.
