Cambridge, southwestern Nebraska | Makes a better driveway than gravel. We had a crew come in and do some for a local irrigation district. They charged $7.50 per ton. They also charged mileage to come in and set up. It's best if you can find someone close. Had magnets on the machine to take out the metal. Also sized the stuff into 2-3" rocks, crushed sand, gravel, and small rocks. The rest was mainly sand and dirt.
Around here they sell the stuff for $18 / ton.
Edited by swne 4/8/2009 00:20
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Pros and cons of grinding old concrete?
