I have a plain concrete driveway, could I use this to pour over the existing driveway to get a design? Ergo: The weight of a vehicle?
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As to the concrete and the weight of the vehicle, you will need to use a concrete thats rated to meet that requirement. You would also need to poor it deep enough that it wont chip off or crack. The design would be the easy part of it all and after just completing my project and where you are wanting to do this I would suggest turning this and using it as more of a stamp and not a deep cut. So by turning the mold on its top and using it as a stamp without a real deep cut like a path walkway you get the look of the stone and it looks great. You can really get a professional look without anywhere near the cost. I don't know how to post pictures on here or I would. I poored a large area and worked the concrete just as you would for a smooth surface then went back and stamped the area. I am staining the concrete this weekend. I hope this helps
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Possible if it isn't rough concrete & has a finish on it. Would recommend using dolly jacks on wheels. They can be rented from most tool rental places.
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I think so...you might have to tilt it back and slightly raise the lip up just a little. I am assuming your dirt driveway it pretty flat/smooth.
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That's a good question, I never intended to use it that way. It would probably depend on the type of ground you want to drive the point and pipe into. I really wouldn't know for sure, but it sure makes fast work of breaking up concrete. For the price, you could give it a try and wouldn't be out much money if it didn't work but the motor is very strong, give it a try! ;&gt;)
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I used it on a concrete surface and it was ok (it has flat "feet"). The only issue is that if you are in a windy place you might need to put some weights on it.
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I bought this for a Yamaha 212X on a tandem trailer. Total weight about 4500lbs. Concrete driveway that is slightly sloped. I can turn the tandem trailer 90 degrees. it takes a bit of effort but it's not too difficult. It worked great for me and I'd recommend it.
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Snow caster works well on cement sidewalks !!But it will only move the light new snow not the hardened snow banks from previous shovelling. Not advised on gravel driveways ;( It can be done but with a lot of jolts !!Dead stops when your pushing ;(
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i used Quikrete 80 lb. Concrete Mix Model # 110180 or if you want a smoother top finish u can add Quikrete60 lb. Sand/Topping Mix Model # 110360 and mine held up ok. Just dont rush it and make it to dry or it will crumble.
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I assume you have the black panel attached that runs across the front bottom. If I uses it on my concrete driveway they may "bounce" or roll out sometimes.... hasnt been a real problem for me...
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Not sure now that you asked. I have an asphalt driveway and concrete patio that I use it on. You may want to contact the manufacturer.
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I don't see why not. I use it for spreading Fertilizer, as a gardener. This is small and dosen't hold a lot. If your salting an average driveway, it should be fine. But if you have a large area to do, you may want to look for a bigger one. Another thing, this does not have a squeeze handle, it has a slide lever for the thumb to adjust.I hope this helps
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The literature says it can be used on floors and will not be slippery but will repeal water. I don't know about driveway application. Check online website and call or write company. They were helpful when I called.
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If you have a relatively smooth driveway, there is no problem. There is one spot on mine where the concrete is shifted and there is a small ledge. I know when I hit it, I need to tilt the blade up on an angle to proceed. I am very pleased with my snowcaster.
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Yes I did set it up upon a driveway, just use some kind of weight to hold it down,
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It should work there as well as driveway. The viscosity allows ready flow so it should fill a horizontal crack as well as a vertical. It is really solid when it dries.
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plenty strong & works well with concrete or anything else you want to mix up.I been very happy with mine.Hope that will help you.
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I dont see why not. They are very easy to set up On level ground. Just keep in mind that they will raise your floor level by about 1/3 of an inch. Im Not sure on the wear they will have holding a car. But i really think its a very good option. In my opinion they will last about 5 to 7 years as a driveway.