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Red Green

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Thanks for the replies. Yep, i'm in the princeton area and we did get
quite a bit of rain recently. I have several 16" wide plywood boards,
taht I think are actually OSB, 1/2" thick. I have enough to lay out
probably 50 feet at a time in parallel tracks for each tire, so might
need to move them once during the dump. Do you think they would be
sturdy enough to distribute the weight and avoid ruts? The big
problem is that they would need to cross my neighbor's lawn too - and
while they've said it would be okay, I don't want to be fixing their
lawn for the next 2 months as that might annoy them just a bit.
thanks again.

Personally I would GUESS it would turn 1/2" into splinters...especially
if soil was not hard.

The big
problem is that they would need to cross my neighbor's lawn too -

Not good. Whole 'nother story.

and while they've said it would be okay,

until they see what actually results. Did you overtly tell them ruts will
occur? Did they specifically say if they do occur you have to do nothing
to restore it? If anything under neighbors lawn can be/is damaged, what
then?