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Rolling A Subgrade Twice Costs More Than Renting The Right Roller
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Re-rolling a subgrade that failed its density test costs more than renting the roller that would have passed it the first time.
One failed density test costs more than a full week of roller rental.
Suppose a used 54 inch padfoot roller runs $42,000, financed over five years at a payment near $780 a month.
On a $13,000 carrying cost against a rental day near $300 delivered, that is roughly 43 days a year on one machine.
Track cost per machine hour for a single season and the decision stops being an opinion.