M Mym New member Equipment BX 1880canada Nov 18, 2024 1 0 1 Corolla Today at 1:39 AM #1 I'm thinking about buying a BX 1880 to grade my sloped driveway and road. Both are composed solely of sand. Will the BX1880 have enough traction to perform well?
I'm thinking about buying a BX 1880 to grade my sloped driveway and road. Both are composed solely of sand. Will the BX1880 have enough traction to perform well?
Runs With Scissors Well-known member Equipment L2501 TLB , Grappel, Brush Hog, Box Blade, Ballast box, Forks, Tiller, PH digger Jan 25, 2023 2,406 2,758 113 Michigan Today at 2:02 AM #2 How sloped? I have a friend who's driveway is so sloped that I have had to put my truck in 4WD to get up it sometimes. But his neighbors only rises about 2 feet over the entire 200' length. Big difference.
How sloped? I have a friend who's driveway is so sloped that I have had to put my truck in 4WD to get up it sometimes. But his neighbors only rises about 2 feet over the entire 200' length. Big difference.
William1 Well-known member Lifetime Member Equipment BX25D Jul 28, 2015 1,116 309 83 Richmond, Virginia 24 minutes ago #3 Sand travel requires speed to stay on the surface and not sink or flotation tires. Better still, spread Portland cement on top....
Sand travel requires speed to stay on the surface and not sink or flotation tires. Better still, spread Portland cement on top....