Mud jack rental

[Jason]

I have a slumping driveway slab that needs lifting. Does anyone know if they rent out the pumps/jacks so I can do it my self or does anyone have any good ideas for me? I have access to only one side of the slab but it's the side that needs to be moved up about 2 inches.

[Jason]

noting?

[tmorgan4]

We had that done at my parent's house a month or so ago. Access isn't really needed to the side of the slab since you can use a hammer drill and a huge concrete bit to drill a couple holes in the slab you need to raise. I'm no help on the rental issue...just had the guys who do it for a living come do it while I watched.

[2yotame]

tmorgan,
Do you what that cost for what was done.

[SatansFaith]

I'm waiting for answers to this one also. I have a similar problem - a porch and sidewalk that need to be lifted or otherwise corrected.

[Jason]

I'm thinking I might be able to dig out a bit on the side and use a couple farm jacks to lift it a little bit, but I'm not to sure as to what I should put under it as far as sand or rock

[tmorgan4]

Not sure what my dad paid to have it done. I'll try and remember to ask him in the next day or two.

[newracer]

I'm thinking I might be able to dig out a bit on the side and use a couple farm jacks to lift it a little bit, but I'm not to sure as to what I should put under it as far as sand or rock
Really wet concrete that will flow and fill the void.