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Posted by rustyjames on April 22, 2007, 4:50 pm
> Forgot to mention, a lot of operators will use the hoe to fracture the AC
> into pieces, then rip/pull it up & then load it. It just adds time is all.
> Different strokes for...............
> Dan
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> > Fastest & easiest, hire/rent it done. Backhoe & dumptruck. Forget about
> the
> > skidsteers, they're not easy to run (efficiently) if you've never operated
> > one, and their reach is inadequate for a full size (10~12yards) dumptruck.
> > And like Mike responded; Cheapest: saw and landscape bar with a dumpster.
> > Now that ought to get you into shape, else kill you..........Backhoe &
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> > should take about an hour and 1/2 for 8'w & 100' long 3~4" deep drive.
> > That's about 10 yards of material. The loader on the backhoe will fracture
> > the AC small enough to fit in the dumptruck.
> > Dan
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> > > I'm planing to do remove my existing driveway this summer and build
> > > new garage on the other side of the house. Does anyone have experience
> > > with removing pavement driveway? What tools to use? Any tips?
> > > I leave in NJ
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> > > Thanks,
> > > Jim- Hide quoted text -
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With a decent operator, and the ability to have the dump truck next to
the hoe (to bucket it right in), is probably the most efficient way to
go.
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