Yeah, that guy pisses me off every time. He doesn't give a rip if you don't have enough water to clean your truck, he's going to throw 20 gallons on the ground that does nothing.

@@towtruckmafia no hes not. I get out and turn the valve off.

You’re absolutely correct mate it’s the same here in Australia! They think the truck is connected to a natural spring with never ending water! I just turn the water off 😉

He look lazy at that to

@@grantschelfhout1227 What if they are about to lose the slab on a hot day and can't get the fucker sealed up? You gonna let them suffer?

😂

Exactly

German : In Deutschland haben wir eine Winter-Absperrung unterhalb des Wassertanks, welche verhindert, daß Bauarbeiter so einfach Wasser zugeben können! ... Aber wir haben die selben Diskussionen mit den Bauarbeitern, wie sie woanders wohl auch existieren!

Can you not see the huge gap in frame work for the first pass? I mean why else would they pour right there first needed dry and set up a bit.Also the water is for the mix it comes with the truck for that reason its not for the driver or his truck, its purchased by someone possibly the finishers or homeowner or contracter, ether way its not technically yours.

@@markrobert6014 German ... Das Wasser im Fahrzeug dient nur der Reinigung des Fahrzeuges! Gemäß EU-Normen ist jegliche Wasserzugabe zu fertig gemischtem Beton unzulässig und entbindet den Hersteller von seiner Gewährleistung! ... Um die Konsistenz von Beton zu verändern gibt es Fließmittel. Diese beeinträchtigen die Qualität des Betones weit weniger, als dies durch Wasserzugabe geschieht!

@@aepfelchenapfelbaum9536 you know that noone gives a fck in germany, right? i litteraly pour 100 liters of water in every site i go to because they want it always more flussing

I agree they do have a good looking Mack

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Much respect to you Sir!

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I hate pours like that.

The mix could have microfiber in it but usually you’d put rebar there

Might be fiber Crete but I doubt it.

Have you ever been to Michigan? I think I counted nine axles on several mixers that I saw up there. Crazy how Bridge laws differ from state to state.

@@CoolHandMacc I have not but I believe I did recently see a photo of a ridiculous looking multi axle concrete truck like what’s the reason for it? does the concrete weight damn much? How heavy could the concrete be if it requires a ridiculous amount of axles another thing I’ve noticed about these “tri axle” mixers whose 3rd axle is that ridiculous looking “booster axle” is they have all that freaking space behind the cab and the tandems are not all the way at the back unlike a tandem axle mixer

@@CSX2665 same weight, just different state laws regarding axles on the trucks. Has to do with weight distribution on roadways and bridges.

If you were familiar with the laws you would know that 34000 pounds is the max load for a tandem axle, the extra axles add another 20000 each, now do the math for the weight of 9 yards of mud, we normally hauled 10 yards every time

@@geoffreymills9932 not familiar as I am not a commercial driver

Right, driver should get as close to the forms as poosible, wet the concrete up to about a 6 or 7 inch slump and pour it out full discharge to reach the the area that the chute cant reach.

How do you guys like this business?? I start next next driving a mixer truck

@@JimmyR83 alot of screwed up hours. Pretty well no life through the week. $ is good. It's a different lifestyle you will find out. Takes a while to get used to

@@jcearnhardt393 ya that’s what I’ve been hearing. I just got my class A cdl and no local companies that send you home every night won’t touch me because I have zero commercial experience. I just plan on doing this for about a year or so How long have you been doing it??

@@JimmyR83 about 6 years. Hard to beat the $. I was gone working from home for 30 years. There is no amount of $ worth that if you have family. Believe me. I give all the money back to watch my kids grow up more. At least now I do go home I just don't know when.

The idiot on the chute didn't move it left to right and put the concrete down where it needed to be. Plus leaving concrete in the chute to dry out. It should take 15 minutes to pour out a truck, with a contractor. A little longer and more patience with a home owner doing his own work.

65 gallons? thats gayer than aids...i have 150 and thats not enough

only 65 gallons!? i've had contractors put that much on me before i even get the first yard off.

.big company with out of touch management We fight single tires and automatic transmission also

That sucks. We have 150 gallon tanks on our trucks

This makes no sense

The grab the water an spray it like to make it look like they doing something

Yea and then ur left without water to wash out

Not easy being an idiot whitey who loves shooting at schools and churches.

Someone else

Not like this these guys are handling way too much that driver should have only needed to do one pass and you get two guys spreading and one guy finishing

I know right? there's always one designated water sprayer

Every time

@Henk Vdk my trucks got a water pump that i can cut the air supply to, nothing like having a guy walk up to you with a stack of 10 buckets wanting to fill all of them up.

This was off Glenwood Rd near Candler.

@CoolHandMacc OK i know exactly where that's at.

The mix design at the bottom of the ticket let’s you know that amount of water you may add if needed. If there is an inspector he won’t let you add water more than once.

There are different codes per state, county, city. Its usually put on the truck at a 4" slump. Different contractors can modify it accordingly

No need wire when it's a foot thick dumbass

@@chetblue4146 if you think that way then you're also a dumbass, driveway approaches aren't supposed to have rebar because counties like being able to demo without a problem

They can put fiber in it!!

It's a foot thick you don't need anything in it my God..

I don't think they have any idea about steel fixing part yet just trying to get it On the ground looks like the fucking hard way to do it to me

@Jimmyromer are you still working with them?

@@kaykay592 hey nah I quit that job after 3 weeks it was horrible!!!! Worst job I ever had no BS. Please don’t go into that field. I got a class a now I drive an 18 wheeler for the gas station QT… It pays way more and it’s a cleaner job. I wouldn’t recommend anyone go into the concrete game.

@@kaykay592 if you need any help or anything let me know I can help you out

@Jimmyromer thanks for the heads up. I have my class A as well. Looking for something local.

I'm located in Georgia

Ryan is way more experienced his crew would have been finishing before these guys had the mud on the ground