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Wow, I didn't realize I had them for so long. Only broke/cracked two in that time. Both from dropping wood on then

so far they are worth it....i would not buy plywood.

plastique' is z best..........

I have 10 sheet.se of TracMat....works awesome. Getting ready to buy ten more that have one smooth side to protect asphalt from marks...230 4x8

That cushion worked great...and then you can sell it for scrap. Good idea Paul:lol:

Chips make sense. Got any pics of the nugget across the drive?

My next Xperiment is a "tire log" super Zorber...........

A six pack of moto tires is really easy to move around. Got two trucks in action so no biggie. It was a very dead pine, didn't want to rope it out. It was purely R & D cause I could. One of these days I will go BIG. The mats are 4x8, still a little cheaper then alturna. A bit easier to manuver...

They would rock in sandy conditions I bet.

I drove to Charlotte. Thats where the company is. The have several versions and colors. 200 per sheet:\: I know it's a lot but so far I have been beating these things into sumbission. They also help cover obstacles like stairs for the mini. They do have holes where you can hook they together or...

yeah.....maybe not, but re-paving would be expensive so I wasn't gonna take a chance. Besides I'm working my way up dropping bigger chunks on it....R&D ya know

the mats http://www.mudtraks.com/product/trak.php

Neighbors did come out thinking we dropped something on the house...it is a bit loud:lol: :/: :lol:

OK,...I know this thread screams foam at the start but I'll stick my neck out anyway. Usually when we need to soften the blow of a big trunk, we create a crib with smaller wqod. This works great on lawns and such, but is no good on a hard surface where the cribbing might damage the surface..ie...