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Read articles →An owner-operator wraps up a real backyard project: building a camper parking pad using roughly 45 tons of slag gravel spread and leveled with the RK24's rear blade. He shares a few concrete details, slag vs. limestone cost and compaction, six-to-ten-inch dig depth, a week's timeline, but tractor specifics are minimal. Best for RK24 owners curious how it handles a straightforward bulk-gravel job.
Posted by the Rural King Tractor Nation channel, appearing to be an owner-operator documenting personal property projects rather than a dealership or sponsored source.
The owner says the RK24 did a real nice job moving about 45 tons of gravel, calling it a quick job with no issues, much better than a shovel and wheelbarrow.
They dug the pad anywhere between six to ten inches in depth all the way across before putting in about 30 tons of gravel.
The owner says slag gravel is heavier than regular crushed limestone or driveway gravel, but it packs easily and cost about half the price per ton versus regular gravel.
