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If I plan to drive on soft ground, what can I do to avoid sinking in?
The local soil is sandy, but low spots exist that turn swampy/boggy in the wet season. Their solution for temporary roads through boggy areas was a 50cm deep elevated roadway made of woody debris. … If you create a deep enough pile of chips, it will be free-draining, and hydraulic pumping won't occur at soil level. …
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