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Originally Posted by racefan20
Dave its been neglected so long that its gonna take awhile to fix. I think if by the middle of next year that surface is going to be a lot better than it is now, at least I hope so!
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Hey Racefan20,
I took the great big piece of mud clod that got shoved up in my radiator and set it out in the sun all week long, I got the idea today to water it and see how long it would take to penetrate all the way to the center and fall apart, kind of like what they do to the track on race day. Its been 5 hours and the clod is still hard as a brick however the outer layer about 1/4 to 1/2" is disolving away. If the track does the same thing(and it does) the moisture never really gets down into it, therefore when we wheel pack it we don't do much more than just roll up the mud into clods similar to how bricks are made.
The track needs someone to work it with a tractor and disc or harrie to get the moisture down into it so it will stay all night long and not "roll up" when we start racing on it. If it gets packed tight while its moist it won't roll up so bad.
Thats my theory anyway, thought I would share it with everybody.