Driving truck with TC across the lawn?
I need to put my TC in the back yard and this requires me to drive across the lawn. I won't have time to put in a real driveway of gravel or pavers or whatever this fall. So, I need something tempor...
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Geewizard wrote:Damn neighbourhood Nazis. Yeah they harass people, associations, just to show their board members that they are doing something. Some people go to their truck dealers parts department to buy new badges for their truck, so they can rebadge a truck from a; F350/3500 to a F250/2500. Many HOAs prohibit 1 ton trucks from even parking in your own driveway. Good luck.bka0721 wrote:
We installed trees and lighting at ball fields all the time, after the weather turned cold in the fall. Without the wet, sprinklers running, the ground gets harder and the big trucks, crane trucks don't leave the ruts that they would any other time.
Wait until it gets colder and the ground begins to freeze and drive it back there. Bring it out before the ground starts thawing out in the spring.
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I had that thought too. I shut off my sprinklers two weeks ago to let the ground firm up. If it's still too soft, I can wait until a hard freeze as you suggest. If the HOA cops will let me......
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