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Caliche removal
I need to remove a strip of caliche about forty feet long, eight feet wide,
and in thickness from zero to 12 inches. I have some ideas on how to go about this, but would like to hear from anyone who has worked with caliche before. My ideas a jackhammer with a spade bit, or drilling honeycombs with a star drill on a rotohammer to a standard plane of depth, and then breaking the honeycombs off. A layer of sand, then a layer of pavers will be put over the remaining caliche. I had my brother in law try ripping it with claws on the back of his backhoe, but the stuff is too tough. Ideas appreciated. Steve |
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