Road planings quality and Price?

[Redbournbury Logging]

There was a rule about using road planing near water ways because of run off. Don't know if it still applies. This last week I have been waiting for the environmental agency to get back to me. Good luck.

[mendiplogs]

Ideally you want H.R.A planings which is a surface course generally of major roads and motorways. In the past seen planings which have come from rotten highways they never seem to bed down. I wouldn't advise diesel putting diesel on them as it washes the bitumen of the stone.

 

Hi WAR putting small amount of diesel one will help bind it together thanks John happy Christmas

[cornish wood burner]

Ideally you want H.R.A planings which is a surface course generally of major roads and motorways. In the past seen planings which have come from rotten highways they never seem to bed down. I wouldn't advise diesel putting diesel on them as it washes the bitumen of the stone.

 

As Jon says the idea of diesel is to make the bitumen tacky again then it will bind together.

[mendiplogs]

As Jon says the idea of diesel is to make the bitumen tacky again then it will bind together.

 

Hi CORNISH I got that idea of my good mates eggs thanks eggs John

[eggsarascal]

Hi CORNISH I got that idea of my good mates eggs thanks eggs John

 

Yeah, but, what would I know about laying Tarmac/Planings. I've only layed thousands and thousands of tons in my life time.

[mendiplogs]

Yeah, but, what would I know about laying Tarmac/Planings. I've only layed thousands and thousands of tons in my life time.

 

Hi EGGS well let them get on with it mate 😜😜😜thanks Jon ps happy Xmas

[gensetsteve]

There was a rule about using road planing near water ways because of run off. Don't know if it still applies. This last week I have been waiting for the environmental agency to get back to me. Good luck.

 

I think that ship has sailed here I have owned a few landrovers plenty of rainbows when they been through. I think it helps towards a self healing drive way

[MrNick]

A farmer i know was after some in the last couple of weeks and was told £22 per tonne he usually paid about a fiver or free if there was a planing/resurfacing job nearby. Apparently they are being re used recycled on the roads now.

[twistedhicap]

On the old firm we used to get enviro mix which is blended crushed concrete and planings went down well

[Billy]

Scalping a/plan wings seem pretty good pack down very tight. Recycled type 1 is also quite effective and cheap at £7/ton