Will a packed gravel foundation work?
1516210
I would highly recommend a sturdy platform of wood, concrete, or patio blocks but a well tamped and leveled gravel foundation would work. The floor is flexible and snaps together and acts as a base for the walls so it must be stable and level. Hope this helps.
980095
Yes, the gravel will actually be more leveled than smooth though. Hope that makes sense.
1628037
Gravel is just fine, but you will have to make sure that you have adequet drainage to diver water from standing around the unit.
1345272
Yes, as long as they are not compressed into the ground. I have an area with some #2 gravel that I have to avoid because it picks up some of the gravel also.
1857281
I would not want to go far on gravel if it was laid down - the big tires can handle gravel no problem (like if you have it in the upright position) but if it is laying down, the wheels closer to the handle are smaller and don't navigate gravel as well.
586850
Yes. The top part is all foam (various types and density memory foam) parts so you will need a solid foundation for it to set on. Slats or spring foundations will not work properly. The foundation needs to be one continuous (or multiple pieces side-by-side) solid platform. We are using two solid, full size platforms for our King size mattress.
23526
if it is stone or concrete yes it will work. If it has and kind of wood no it will not.
1361449
Works very well on gravel, I guess that depends on the user. I own my own landscape company and have several. Very well built and a huge time saver. hope that helped.
2216061
Wouldn't work on gravel, going down hills it may work well if its smooth top should be fine.
1897676
yes it will work it has thick grits, and the metal inside helps at lot no flats.
2046892
I personally would not. We drilled holes in the bottom for drainage just in case we didn't get it covered before a rain. We set ours on gravel surrounded by slabs of blue stone and it seems to work perfectly.
1507197
You can try cement or gravel, but I wouldn't. Sand is what the tubes are designed for, and I'm totally satisfied with mine filled with sand. The sand is packed hard and doesn't move around.
56987
yes it is all based on the weight......for light grading, if you added some weight on top of the plow it should do the job! this plow works excellent for basic snow removal and i dont think you'd have a problem pushing gravel with it either.....however i have not tried it yet! good luck! well worth the $$$$
334863
Absolutely! ---- it works wonderfully!Grass, Gravel, cobblestones! Have not tried sand but...
127360
Yes...thin layer of gravel will be just fine, but to loose gravel and weight in wagon will find it hard to pull...if used on sand its not recommended too hard to pull
1479504
I am guessing there would be some way to set it in gravel that it would not move.
2227114
Sure. But as with any gravel vac you may have to avoid digging the intake into the sand, which could stir it up and make a mess. I try to keep the vac an inch or so above my sand substate.