#2 Crushed Stone in Wyoming
Do not use #2 Crushed Stone as the exposed finish on Wyoming ranch roads; keep its coarse structure for rough pads, entrances, and drainage work.
- Size: About 1-1/2 inches to 2-1/2 inches
- Grading: #2, washed with no fines
- Type: Large angular crushed stone
- Supplied as: #2 or the closest local equivalent; we confirm the exact material before delivery
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Everything You Need to Know About #2 Crushed Stone
Size and Grading
- Size
- About 1-1/2 inches to 2-1/2 inches
- Grading
- #2, washed with no fines
- Type
- Large angular crushed stone
- Supplied as
- #2 or the closest local equivalent; we confirm the exact material before delivery
Treating #2 Crushed Stone as a smooth ranch-road cap is a common mistake. Its angular pieces remain coarse, and washing removes the fine material needed for a tight driving surface. That makes it better suited to construction entrances, culvert areas, ditch lining, and the rough support section of ranch roads or lease pads.
Gumbo clay and fast snowmelt can leave Wyoming access areas soft during the spring melt. Place #2 Crushed Stone in the heavy base or drainage portion of the work, then use a separate surface aggregate where traffic needs a more even face. On alkali flats or around corral and windbreak areas, plan the drainage route before placement so meltwater is directed away from the traveled area.
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Material: #2 Crushed Stone
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Decide on depth in inches (2" for landscaping, 4" for driveways)
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Common Uses
Site Access Pads
At the point where a work site joins the road, a deep layer of angular rock helps shed mud from truck tires before they reach the pavement.
Culvert & Ditch Protection
Use substantial pieces around culvert outlets and in ditch sections receiving concentrated runoff to help keep the lining from moving.
Heavy Base Layers
Set it first over soft ground or below ranch roads and equipment pads, then cover the layer with smaller stone.
High-Flow Drainage
Large voids between the pieces let heavy water flow pass through and move away from the site.
Why Choose #2 Crushed Stone
Resists Tire Movement
Stone weight and size help reduce ruts and limit how much the pieces shift under traffic.
Open Drainage
Washed stone contains no fines, leaving broad spaces for water to pass through.
Bridges Soft Ground
Large angular rock distributes loads across wet or weak subgrade.
Low Maintenance
After placement, upkeep is limited to an occasional top-up.
