That's a nice idea about building a new road but it's not an option. I'd have to get an easement through others' property--people who have no reason to grant me an easement--and then would have to pay a fortune to build multiple miles of road through rocky country. So it's not an option at all...
First, renting makes no sense as if I remove it once, he'll just replace it so I'd be repeatedly renting tractor which would be coming from quite a ways so require me to pay for a lengthy rental each time.
Second, there is no "his side" and "my side." The bump is on a single lane road with...
And how do you recommend removing it without a tractor with backhoe (which will cost me $20k or more)? It is as hard as concrete almost. I tried a shovel and couldn't make any headway other than a tiny bit of dirt loosened. Also your "After the first time..." comment really does not make sense...
I live up a private easement which only a few people have legal access on. One neighbor put a berm on the dirt road that has damaged my low-clearance RV since I have scraped my underside on the berm multiple times with that vehicle. There is no way I can avoid the berm and still get to and from...
Because the neighbor has already done numerous things to me or my property that have had me need to call law enforcement in the past. They are bad people.
I live rurally, so no town laws, HOA covenants, etc. apply here. I have a private easement (which also goes to a couple other properties that are vacant almost always, thus it's not mine alone). My only neighbor just put up a WiFi security camera pointed directly on the easement I have to drive...