Rookies don’t know what they’re doing

All jobs are the same, they are repeated over and over again in all parts of the world. The only thing that changes is the terrain where you pour the concrete. I am now working with a concrete mixer truck inside a tunnel of more than 5 km. on slope and reverse. Anyway friend, God bless you.

5” hd would be my guess on the clamp on the dragon

Buy a 12" long reducer too

Is your pump a 36 or 38 metre

The weather conditions you have to work with is insane great video

Best part of the video is the sneezing

I'm proud of you for keeping the pump clean of all operators not like you did we'd all be better off

Yessir, and it does suck. Are you still pumping concrete?

can somebody explain why a lot of people pump with the tires on the ground, and do you just stiffen them up a little?

This may be an old video of it where is the scaffold where's the planks to walk on why are they walking on top of the wall without a safety harness for scaffold planks on top of the assignment on the side of the on the side of the Simon forms I used to build those forms you put all you used to put planks

The Grinch

I'm going to say this as a concrete finisher that's been doing concrete for over 15 years in the union and I know that's not a union job but I'm just saying I've never seen line pump use like that on a wall like that we usually just use the boom pump hose to do that cuz otherwise you use break somebody's back for dragging that hose around like that safety first

Fuck sucking a bucket pulling a sponge back is way easier

You are working in some beautiful country up there like I said I live in Rawlins Wyoming Wyoming is beautiful and I work in Montana it's beautiful up that way

Like I said I'm going to finish your form setter from Rawlins Wyoming next time you work that many hours make sure you put your seat belt on safety

There's not a cement shortage the army corps of engineers when I was living in Nashville Tennessee last year has a damn that they're working on in Chattanooga Tennessee and army corps of engineers is working all over the place they're taking all the concrete nobody's

I'm going to finish your form setter from from Rawlins Wyoming I worked on a job up in Big timber Montana a couple years ago up that way it is God's country be careful up there have a good week be safe if you ever know anybody that needs to finish her form setter let me know

I miss your videos! Any chance y'all start posting again?

Nice

Do not go to the wedding…just more crazy people thinking that you should care what they are doing

What is winterizing a chainsaw

Why don't you cut in the winter?

Its been a weird and a very shitty year for me. I had a brain tumor the size of your fist removed and at the beginning of summer i was a week away from going 6 feet under. The crazy part is that I was the oldest person to have what I had (im not ten that old too lmao, im 23) and its mainly found in little kids. The hospital sent the tumor out to some lab to see if it was cancerous and I got the results back and it was. So next year tell next summer I'll be doing chemo. The thing im happy about is its not everyday like my radiation was (I went for a month straight and lost all my hair and now live in a beanie 24/7)

Getting around to it soon hopefully, just have been so busy and short handed that it's been tough, I'm sure you guys know how that is

When will y’all start make long form video’s again?

if you hit a moose that grill guard isn't going to do a thing for you.

miss you buddy

I really like this kind of work location sir

Call the Line Dawgs and leave that hose work to the professionals

Thanks bro! Got day 37 in today and spend most of my day on the Colter

My husband has done this but they used a line dragon. Pump hooks to dragon and very little hand hose work

Always remember never jack your cab forward with your PTO engaged always make sure the gear selector is in neutral otherwise you'll wipe the air switch right off the handle when you lower the cab back down. Just a tip from somebody who's seen it done the hard way

can't wait to try out the new lift this season!

Good thing Bill was there to make sure you didn't bend your draglink and tie rod.

I really like our 3.5" hose, but that silly thing plugs for no reason sometimes. I did pump 6.5 bag lightweight through a 25 foot 3.5 the other day though. Love the videos, be careful standing by that hose while priming.

why you put not your seatbelt on when you drive ??? safty first!! in belgium not done! i work more than 20y with a concrete pump (putzmeister)

Just found your channel .. I watch a lot of Jackson webcams.. been there many times have thought about moving there.. love it there.. Cool to see a New Lift being Poured and built !!

Need some grease in tip bend

Hello my friend... Watching from Philippines... I'm also a concrete pump operator... What country are you my friend...?

the left stabilizers do not need to go out, only down, the right side is enough for the front stabilizer to go out, the rear only down, and you can work the entire right side, only the first crane must be permanently vertical

What is your minimum charge to get on-site?

If you are not lowering first boom, you dont need back outrigers out.

How much do you charge for local job?

What kind of flat lay hose do you have?

How much do you Charge that wall job? Is it by hour?

Another great video guys! I find those 4”-3.5” hoses with the reducing stem are very susceptible to plugging (especially with even the slightest of hopper washes and/or when transitioning from a dry load to a wet one. Alliance sells a great 4”-3.5” reducer (roughly 20” in length) which makes a HUGE difference in terms of mitigating plugs. They’re about $100, from what I recall.

Where is your safety sling on the end of your boom I've seen them come off a few times over my 25+ year's on pump's and they have saved people from getting hurt or Killed I've seen a few of your video's without you using one you whould be fired over here in Ireland for not using one.

Where is you safety sling on the end of your boom that's a big no no you can get fired for not putting one on

Awesome. Great views! I can’t wait to try out the lift.