Backing-In from SINGLE Lane Road
We are about to start our third season of camping with our 40' fifth-wheel. I've done a great job driving and backing in to campsites, between trees, and other places I probably shouldn't have even tr...
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Super_Dave wrote:troubledwaters wrote:
Get some "GrassPave" and put them in as recommended by the manufacturer. Clicky
The area he damages isn't his property.
Is there a reason you can't come over your own driveway enough to get the truck straightened out in the road vs. the grass?
Can't hurt to ask the neighbor.
His lawn will still look like a lawn - even after you drive over it.
Anyway - for yours or his property....I prefer a product/s called "turfstone" or "turfblock" (paving stones) - may have a different brand name in other parts of the country.
16" x 24" blocks which look like a lattice (series of "x"s connected together). They weigh 54 lbs. The soil fills the area between the "x"s and eventually grass completely covers the blocks.
(You would never know they're there - looks like "all lawn".
I regularly drive over my lawn - and it will "flatten" the grass for
a day or so - then back to normal.
Used for emergency access (grass areas) to apartment complexes, etc. - we tested them with 40K lb fire apparatus. Worked as intended.
And... lots of good backing info w/video on YouTube.
:C
