Rolling and Compacting Asphalt Approach-way

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[@bjarkifannar8946]

Is this method any good tho?, Why don´t you try and go non vibration horizontal to the edges and then back up with vibration. then afterwards do the other end the same way then you can work on vibrating it out. In my experience it makes the edges 100 percent perfect.

[@BlokeWithTheWRX]

Agreed.

[@angelawilliams4855]

Great work!! These guys are the best!

[@asphaltpavingandmaintenanc5950]

Thank you.

[@pakboy8202]

Ever you do this work . @angrlawillias . I work in Saudi Arabia, in asphalt

[@MohammadKakora-fr1es]

Lkw ,,,,,,vizzzuuuunnnn

[@i20coyote85]

It looks like the asphalt folded over the concrete or preexisting asphalt, creates a little bump you can feel usually will use a plate whacker to pinch the joint if the roller can't do it, then hit it starting at an angle until the pinch line is gone and keep going just about the same way, at least that's how I've done it for a few years now

[@richardsavior5757]

That's exactly how I rolled asphalt too, in order to keep a smooth transition.

[@i20coyote85]

@@richardsavior5757 yea it feels and looks world's better

[@Coaltrain87.]

That is 100% the correct way to do that. The way in the video is not

[@i20coyote85]

@@Coaltrain87. yea this only my 4th year and it was plain to see, seen worse from gypsy pavers

[@Kiwiflyer7]

Do you use the plate whacker after you roll? On edges

[@briansegers674]

Yep I'd catch hell luted an edge that poorly

[@J0Boa]

So how thick do you need to lay the asphalt before compaction to match the level of the concrete ?

[@kristinaknoshaug2716]

You wanted a quarter inch above the concrete

[@hunterklemz0597]

@@kristinaknoshaug2716 it all depends. Quarter inch is about the least amount unless you want a nice bump up to your concrete

[@kristinaknoshaug2716]

@@hunterklemz0597 i do asphalt for a living my dude

[@hunterklemz0597]

@@kristinaknoshaug2716 so do I and usually its a 1/4 in for inch of thickness

[@hunterklemz0597]

@@kristinaknoshaug2716 2 inches thick you want 1/2 inch

[@frogmanpipes9561]

It would have been nice to see it till the end. What idiot made the decision to make it only a minute long?

[@josh4.673]

How much blocktop this take?

[@theilluminati2319]

He only got half the job finished ???

[@weavileoff0461]

WRYYYYYYYYY

[@wieslawdeka5433]

👎🏻🤮

[@Denvco1]

That would not be good to be under lol

[@asphaltpavingandmaintenanc5950]

That's for sure.

[@stanhall4122]

This is not the way u roll man u gonna have a dude thinking he can roll because this shit lol...good for a driveway but highway rolling is way different