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If you get crushed stone or gravel (which helps interlock) Smaller stone could be vibrated in the "lock in " the surface and make it smoother. Stone dust will just settle in/wash off the next rain event.

Most crushed gravel and stone can absorb about 2-3 % of their weight in water to reach a saturated surface dry (SSD) condition. So one ton could contain 5 - 7 gallons of water. Most quarries also wash their stone, so matter what, it will have some water.

I have a JD 3046R with a mid mount PTO that would handle the front snow blower

I have a JD 30032e and with 38 hours and the tachnometer operates irracticallly. Been going on since about hour 5. Sometimes it works and sometimes it does not. It is under warranty, but if it is a loose wire or something, I would prefer to try to fix it myself before hauling it back to the...