Temp Tire Bridge over Drainage Ditch ??
Hi All, We want to install and remove it after use. Want to temp bridge a street front drainage ditch. Our relatives are able to get their small Class C through it and onto their property. We h...
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atreis wrote:MEXICOWANDERER wrote:
From The Land Of "Been There Done That"
Tires work good. But they need to be laid tier-by-tier, and filled with dirt including inside the tire itself. What the tires do is prevent loose dirt from compacting and spreading which will bog you up to the axles in a heartbeat. A slight arch is the best design.
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Using tires isn't going to be easier than cement blocks.
I don't believe the OP meant a bridge made from tires, they meant two narrow parallel bridge-type structures over which each the tires of each side of the M/H could pass over the ditch.
These are used commonly be utilities workers.
Anytime you get the wheels off the ground you're pushing your luck IMHO.
Is there no way to drive around the property to reach a culvert or area where there is no ditch?
