We bought one of these for the small projects on our farm. Your videos really helped us make our decision. Thanks for your honesty in review and your time.

First time seeing this machine. Wish I seen it earlier before I bought a drum mixer. Too bad the price but definitely for a business that would work. Maybe if the drop a grand of it would be a sweet price

Been wanting it for ages and just ordered one. Thanks for your thorough reviews!

Just placed an order for one based on your videos, glad to hear it is still cranking out the mud!

Your videos are Super Awesome! Thanks!

I love mine. Also, I only had two small problems. One was the switch which they sent me at no charge, and the other one was the bar that goes through where the tire is one of the welds broke.

Awesome video - that thing is amazing!

Great concept, with a normal concrete mix. We tried using a fiber reinforced mix that caused some issues at the guard down in the hopper . A suggestion to improve this would be to add a small vibrator to the hopper to keep the feed consistent.

James. The mud mixer is doing advertising using your likeness, I think it's called, in a comercial Your becoming internet famous

What kind of bagged concrete are you using for footers and garage size slabs? I will be buying one for my own needs but I have seen people comment about the cream not coming to the top whatever that means.

Line the bin hopper with plastic sheeting it will flow better.

Best money spent❤

Renting one. Works great.

It don`t matter what it looks like, as long as it works

Are there any issues or concerns with concrete consistency within each individual bag since this type of mixer doesn't homogenize the mix as it mixes like a drum mixer does? In other words, the drum mixer mixes the entire bag together which evens out the contents of the entire bag, but the Mud Mixer mixes it bit by bit. If the mix had settled or started to stratify inside the bag, this might lead to very inconsistent pours which could affect strength.

what is the size of the mix screw "auger"

Beautiful video my friend... spectacular thumbs up done ✅. Connected

Definitely a badass tool to have. What happened to your last video it was gone before I could watch it?

I will be keeping mine clean and oiling it haha

Are you happy with the bag mix ? Do you ever add any additional cement to strengthen your mix ?

I think these are good...but slow. Rented one along with my regular drum mixer (3 60lb bag capacity). We ended up finding the drum mixer to be way faster and less standing around time. The mud mixer was easier and cleaner, but the drum was faster and got us done quicker. Each has their place i think. Plus mud mixer you are dragging around a hose and a cord. That said the drum you push around a wheel barrel. For the price and hassel, i stick with the drum

So says the guy with a vehicle lift in his front yard… LMAO dude is so honest it’s not funny.. he says I don’t take care of none my stuff.. I’m like bro we all know tht. We knew it 10 seconds into the video…

Can I ask a question ? I’ve got a MudMixer and have run over 200 bags thru it already. The issue I have is the the water mixing valve is tooo sensitive. I mean, I move the dial an 1/8 of an inch and the mix is way too loose. I move it an 1/8 of an inch the other direction and the mix is way too tight. Is this just a problem with my machine or is this the way yours is ?

Do you use a specific brand of concrete for your jobs? Have you found to be better than others?

perhaps it's your young age, however, a bit of advice to you from a guy who has been building stuff for 60 years - for what it's worth. you would be better off in the long run if you took better care of your tools. there is no excuse for your mud-mixer to have that much residual concrete on it. that just shows that someone is lazy - you or the guys who work for you. further, i flip houses and hire a lot of sub-contractors for various aspects of remodels. if a crew shows up with dirty and beat up tools, i watch those guys like a hawk because my experience with workers (over some 40 years) is that a guy who does not take any pride in taking care of his tools is likely to do shotty and half-ass work on his project. a guy whose tools show wear but are also as clean as possible and in good repair tells me that he is a guy who "sweats the details" and a guy who i don't have to look over his shoulder all the time to see if he is actually doing things RIGHT. as a final thought, you really shouldn't be advertising that you "beat the hell out of your tools and equipment." that's just not a statement that a GOOD and PROFESSIONAL contractor would ever make and especially on the internet.

do you have a mud mixer video with a portable water tank and pump setup? or at least what you are using in remote situations where you have to bring in your own water supply.

Would you recommend this for a 12 x 12 x 6" pour? I dont know if 120 80lb bags is too much for a single pour.

Will it mix at a 4 or 5" slump?

Gimmick.

Do you're a spokesman/demo person for Mud Mixer?

What happened to your last 2 moving videos?

going to clone this for 1/3 the price

That dirty girl lol

Garbage! It's slow and the concrete comes out dry.

I’m sorry these things are stupid…