Serving the Pocono and Lehigh Valley(Carbon, Lehigh, Northampton, Monroe, Pike and Wayne Counties), PA community as well as both Warren and Sussex Counties of New Jersey
Ray, I love the snow and I am hoping that I am going to love it a whole lot more $$$. Its been cooling down quickly here in PA, almost getting into fall / long sleeve weather. It's my favorite, no humidity, and perfect for cleaning roofs.
Hank I have been all over those sites, here is my assumption. You can learn a little bit from those sites but price varies way to much.
Ask Ed, the size of a 400,000 home in NJ is equivalent to a 200,000 home in PA. Same is true for driveways.
Dan, that is a hard lot to plow because of no where to stack the snow. I would say 125.00 to 175.00 to plow it and 85-100 for salting using 200-250lbs.
The answer you're looking for is all predicated on the type of spreader you're using. Most capacities are listed in cubic yards. I found this listed for weights:
Western Manual; Density --lb per a cubic yard--
Fine salt--1350# Coarse salt (dry) --1215# Coarse sand (dry) --2700# Coarse sand (wet)--3240# Cinders--1080#
Serving the Pocono and Lehigh Valley(Carbon, Lehigh, Northampton, Monroe, Pike and Wayne Counties), PA community as well as both Warren and Sussex Counties of New Jersey