Crushed stone prices- way up!

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Skyco

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Went to haul some ABC/Crusher run yesterday to my mountain property.
It was $11 a ton 2 years ago, $14 a year ago, and is now close to $20 a ton:( I haul 5 tons at a time in my dump trailer and took sufficient cash, I thought, to get 3 loads. Had to hit the ATM to get the third load:cool:
I realize diesel prices are way up so their costs are up but almost double in two years....:confused:

Is everyone seeing this or is it just the Western NC area?
 
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My contractor price is around $11.50 at the quarry, Where i get other items [rock,mulch] it is $19.50 my price. Other places are just silly i was stuck on one job and i paid $35 per yard, no discount.:eek:

Shane
 
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Maybe but you still need feed stock for it....;)

I did a web search and found crushed rock prices posted at several places around the country...many were WAY less than the Vulcan Quarry in Hendersonville, NC. I guess they have a lock on the local market.

I used to think nothing of going to get 5 tons of rock at about $60 a trailer load...now at well over $100, and the fuel to operate my truck way up too, it is something to consider.:eek:
 
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Aquaman said:
Somebody needs to invent a pto driven gravel crusher:(


Unless you have some way to tumble it, it will chew up your tires. At least the stuff around here.
 
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dangerdoc said:
Unless you have some way to tumble it, it will chew up your tires. At least the stuff around here.

I hear you. The state uses that sharp stuff to pave our roads. It's so sharp that 60,000 mile tires last about 30,000 or less. I bet If you lock up a wheel, it would grind it down to the rim. :eek:
 
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I live in eastern PA and stone prices have dropped over the last several months. I had 23 tons of 2A modified delivered in August and October. August price was 9.95 a ton and down to 6.95 in October. I paid $94. for delivery including fuel surcharge. I am 12 miles from the quary.
 
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BackwoodsMan said:
I live in eastern PA and stone prices have dropped over the last several months. I had 23 tons of 2A modified delivered in August and October. August price was 9.95 a ton and down to 6.95 in October. I paid $94. for delivery including fuel surcharge. I am 12 miles from the quary.
6.95 a ton that is cheap. Would they deliver to Ontario:)

Shane
 
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Well guys I can make you sick. $5.00 a ton for 57 (unwashed), 78 (unwashed), 1/2 crush run, or 3/4 crush run. $5.50 a ton for 57, or 78 washed. Here in Alabama. I can get it delivered for $12.00 a ton total price.

I went a couple weeks ago with my single axle dump and got 9 tons for $54.00. Cost me another $30.00 in gas to haul it the 30 miles from the crusher to my house.

Of course there are 5 quarries within 50 miles of my house :) .

Chris
 
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firefighter9208 said:
Well guys I can make you sick. $5.00 a ton for 57 (unwashed), 78 (unwashed), 1/2 crush run, or 3/4 crush run. $5.50 a ton for 57, or 78 washed. Here in Alabama. I can get it delivered for $12.00 a ton total price.

I went a couple weeks ago with my single axle dump and got 9 tons for $54.00. Cost me another $30.00 in gas to haul it the 30 miles from the crusher to my house.

Of course there are 5 quarries within 50 miles of my house :) .

Chris

Yes that does make me sick, good for you guys not so good for me.
Hey Chris do you have any pics of your 69 Mustang?

Shane
 
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firefighter9208 said:
Well guys I can make you sick. $5.00 a ton for 57 (unwashed), 78 (unwashed), 1/2 crush run, or 3/4 crush run. $5.50 a ton for 57, or 78 washed. Here in Alabama. I can get it delivered for $12.00 a ton total price.

I went a couple weeks ago with my single axle dump and got 9 tons for $54.00. Cost me another $30.00 in gas to haul it the 30 miles from the crusher to my house.

Of course there are 5 quarries within 50 miles of my house :) .

Chris
Where are you buying and who is hauling it?I need to get some.
 
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Here's what I pay a ton for washed crushed stone in Central Ma. picked up.

1/2" $11.45, 3/4" $9.95, 1 1/2" $8.95
 
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Western KY (we have lots of quarries here in limestone country)

If you pick it up at the quarry:

$7.85 per ton for "road pack"

$8.50 per to for 1", 2" or 3"
 
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Today in S.E Oklahoma crusher run was $4.95 a ton picked up, I don't know about the trucking. We haul our own and the plant is 10 miles from us. I haven't asked about the sizes like you are mentioning, we just ask for crusher run!!
 
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Aquaman said:
Somebody needs to invent a pto driven gravel crusher:(

I knewit, but it just wouldt come to mind yesterday:

Here's a link to an Italian manufacturer of small mobile rock crushers, which just -might- ?? be affordable to some of us:
Komplet
 
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rtdiggr,
I'll take some and post them in the next few days. Doesn't get driven that much with the two kids. My 5 year old loves to ride in "Daddy's racecar". She'll tell me, "Daddy you better slow down, or the police is going to get you." :)

Chris
 
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Bamatoolmaker,

I buy at the Madison Materials quarry in Brooksville. I went last week and got #78 washed ($6.50 a ton) and a couple weeks ago I got #57 washed ($5.50 a ton). I have a 1977 GMC C70 single axle dump and can haul 8-9 tons comfortably. The quarry will deliver (I think) if you are close enough, but you have to take a tri-axle load (27 tons). Not sure on the price delivered. I guess they base that on mileage.

I live between Oneonta and Springville so I just make the 30 mile trip myself.
Where do you live?

Chris
 
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firefighter: I live in Ashville didn't you used to work here?
 
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The last I bought from a pit 12 miles from here was $6/yard for 3/4" crusher run and $6/yard for class 5 road mix that meets state specs. I knew it was a fair price, just didn't know how fair, till now. They will deliver 12 yards for $120 to me, but I'd just buy a little as I had money, and spread and pack.
 
 
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