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To: TexasBarak
"The mud he is referring to"

Im no expert on drilling mud, but I tend to relate drilling mud with clay, and I tend to relate clay with slippery when wet.

12 posted on 02/10/2014 6:01:05 AM PST by Ben Ficklin
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To: Ben Ficklin

Industrial furnace slag works better than crushed limestone for covering a long dirt farm driveway.Cheaper too.

Some companies are making money doing this as well.


13 posted on 02/10/2014 8:51:02 AM PST by TurboZamboni (Marx smelled bad and lived with his parents .)
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To: Ben Ficklin

Drilling mud can definitely be slippery- in fact, a substance is sometimes added to “flush” the hole that is extremely viscous and slippery (and white in color- yes, it has an obscene slang term attached to it).


14 posted on 02/10/2014 3:37:03 PM PST by TexasBarak (I aim to misbehave!)
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