I poured my shed floor and was going to do it this way, but it wasn't to much more to have the concrete truck deliver it. The small difference in price was worth the labor I saved. Good job!

Watching this episode I am so proud of the Meg/John team. I am slowly catching up after starting at day zero.

Nice job guys, looks great!👍🏻

Hard work = great results! Well done.

Great music too!!! Love this video! You guys crack me up! 👍👍😆

Great job! Teamwork at its best🚜🪵🇺🇸

Your Meg? Does that sound right? We thought she was "our" Meg! Teamwork is always the answer. Great job.

This looks fantastic 👏..

I remember the first pour you and Meg made. Before the shed was constructed and you were battling the elements of cold weather and frost and snow. Looks great now John. It will be much easier now to clean. Good job.

Nice job on the concrete.

Concrete looks beautiful .

Nice to see this video. Like others found it by the HF mixer reference. I too have the same mixer and a tiny shed (5x10) attached to a garage just holding a stand up compressor and lawn mower. It's never had but a dirt floor, previous owner, compressor sat on a pallet and walls are sitting on pressure treated lumber. I may try lifting the outer corners an inch, framing and pouring an entire slab, which should have been done in the first place. Your video spurred me to try this.

Dog and kid having a ball that’s great👍

Great job

I enjoyed your vid.

That was funny, that little spray of water you gave her at the end :D

I just love the idea that you guys never give up. If something doesn't go exactly right, you don't stop until it is right. God bless you and keep up the good work. Trust me, that tag probably wouldn't be there if someone of questionable intelligence didn't try it. 😂🤣👍

And don't forget, leave it for a week before using it, typically good concrete takes 30 days to get to about 80% strength, it continues to harden well after that, some cement producers add accelerators which does reduce curing time BUT ultimately reduces strength.

T-shirt Merch idea: Commit to the Toss W&Wb 😁 Nice work Meg! That Jon guy helped a little lol. It’s a great feeling to look back on the concrete you’ve just troweled. Stevie the Snake not too happy you blocked him from getting inside now.

I’m curious how this holding up. That layer of dirt between the layers of concrete is preventing them from bonding. It should have been thoroughly cleaned and a bonding agent applied the bottom concrete. The fact the the top layer is pretty thick is the only thing that would save it from cracking into a million pieces. The bottom plate should also be pressure treated lumber to make it last longer especially with it being buried in the concrete like it is.

hope you guys are feeling better

I also need to know more about that filter. What kind is it? Looks like a screen and maybe a spin down? Great job on the Crete!

👍 From Cadillac Michigan

In Louisiana we have the same skeeters with flash lights as your opening shot.. love the videos and Meg, you impress us.... Both of you do, but he is right about you.

I hope our homeowners remember to fill the gaps around the walls in the pumparea against snakes.

Fun fact if you take the highway sticker off you can take it on the highway 😆

I used my harbor freight mixer to pour a 10x20 patio a few years ago. Toughest job I've ever had. Never again!

DIY concrete mixing is ONLY for where you can't get a cement truck to deliver. 50 bags per c.y. at $5/bag is $250/yd. Delivery in our area is limited to a 3yd. minimum but finding help and combining a few jobs can usually accommodate the extra mud. That said, I too have a HF mixer like yours and I use it. Your floor looks good, job well done. Meg has a future in concrete finishing, and wisdom to not go there. LOL

Your wife did a great job getting that slab smoothed out, if all she used was that hand float.

That camera sure must get heavy while she pushes the mixer. 😍.

Brushing the loose junk into those cracks was a bad idea. You should have swept/raked it into a pile and tossed it outside. New fresh concrete in the cracks along the perimeter would have been a much better way.

thanks ! at least your wife helped !

The handles go under the tilt arm. Will make it a lot easier to move the mixer.

I always like to watch how people build around the world, because we can get nice ideas to use on our own constructions. I am curious, don`t you guys use CONCRETE "mestras"( rails that serve as a guide to make the slab really even) if it is a larger place to cover? It`s not specifically your case here, but I only see foreign people using wood "mestras". Here in Brazil, GOOD WOOD(because if you use bad one, it will rot and cause problems to your slab, right?!) shouldn`t be wasted under tons of cement. So, we make concrete "mestras", and they help a lot to even a slab if you have a big place to pour cement, no concrete truck, and you will mix it and do the work by yourself, therefore, not at once. We will post some videos showing how the two of us poured a nice concrete slab, mixing gravel, sand and cement by hand(no concrete mixer, just a hoe and our bare hands), using "mestras". Cool video! The slab got nice!

Looks like your dry pour went south, if that is what you guys did, just watching the viedo that is what i guess just goes to show that dry pour is c4ap

There is a truism around concrete, that is; the dryer the stronger, the logic being that when it dries out the water evaporates leaving voids, not good! Secondly do not 'over trowel' particularly with steel trowels, rather us wooden ones, as steel pulls cement out from where it should be and remain. Nice job though.

The fact that they printed that sticker meant that some idiot tried towing it on a highway.

Just bought one of those Harbor Freight mixers & made the same mistake! The mixer wheels go over where the motor is, the handle should be below the tilt handle. Takes 10 minutes to switch it over. Should have watched several KZfaq videos before attempting to assemble this thing... instructions are crap! The blades can be installed backwards too! :)

So eine fleißige Frau müsste ich mal haben Grüsse aus Germany 👍

As a professional cement finisher, it was torture to watch you two pour your slab, the wrong tools etc, I don't mean any disrespect to you guys. Ps, you don't use a finish trowel to lay it down, you use a hand float.🙂

Slab should be minimum 4" thick

I would have went way overboard with this. I would have taken my augur and dug a few holes and let some quick crete and the top settle in and come across as one whole piece.

What posting number shows u installing skirting on the camper trailer. I can’t find it. What E number is it ?

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Just wondering if that is self leveling concrete?

you put the wheels on the wrong side of the cement mixer why?

Motors on the wrong end of cement mixer. Should be on the wheel side. Will make it easier to maneuver.

Not DOT approved !!! Ha! Like the bag of almonds that warns in the allergy section that it may contain almonds! Does McDonald's warn that their hamburgers may contain meat?? Uh, Oh, that may be valid to ask that question. NM.

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big mistake was not using a 2x4 to make it even.. it could be 4 inchs thick in one spot and 2 in another

She shed = Kitchen

Yikes that mixer sounds terrible. Like it's chewing itself apart.

You should haave watched a video oon how to lay a slab

These guys are incredibly hard workers. Can't imagine doing all this with just two people and a small mixer. Unfortunately, they have no idea what they are doing.