We ordered some parts from McMaster-Carr and welded it up ourselves.

It uses (2) 12AH Flexvolt batteries. We typically mow for about 45-minutes and the batteries still have 2 bars on the indicator when we're finished. It would probably go for about an hour and a half.

@@ConstructionVideos thank you very much. I have a yard but most of it is gravel and some has grass. So I was wondering if this would be a good thing to get.

Thank you! These were 20" wide x 8" deep, and it is for an ICF (Foxblock) foundation.

@@ConstructionVideos We're using Foxblock 8" cores as well. Currently working on forming up our footers 36"x12". Adding Xypex to the footer and basement concrete for water proofing in addition to other measures.

@@wrfarms9741 good deal. We coat the ICF with Henry’s damproofing (foam-safe) and a Foundation drain is normally required, as well. We typically use the EZ Flow drain pipe that already comes in the sock with the peanuts. Easier to install than pipe and gravel up where we are.

We have a smart dozer blade but needed to be able to pile up the snow on the sides, there was so much.

It was a blast!

@@ConstructionVideos cool I went. Wednesday

Yes!!! You were so fast!! 🎉 congrats!

They call it a “jumping jack”. Short version is jumping jack can fit into tighter spaces.

It was more about the technology and where things are headed. Hilti also has an exoskeleton shoulder deal that helps reduce fatigue, so it's pretty interesting and just the start, I'm sure!

This was one of the booths at the World of Concrete expo where they let people compete in some skills challenges.

@@ConstructionVideos cool.

lol it did transfer the weight to the hips, like a hiking pack. I, Casey, the girl in the video, have hardly any upper body strength, so to be able to manage a heavy tool like that was pretty cool actually! Is it super practical, maybe so, maybe not. Is the calibrating technology cool? You bet!

It's 15 pounds lmao

I (girl in video) probably made it seem more awkward than it would be for someone a bit stronger.

There was not room on the property to have a leach field down hill from the tank, so this engineered system does have a pump to push the effluent to the leach field and disperse evenly throughout.

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The walls were cleaned up a bit for the finished driveway. They are still pretty clean cut, but the soils out here are very hard decomposed granite, so they’re pretty solid to begin with. This was done two years ago. Coincidentally, we are actually out on that property as we speak working on the foundation for the new home build, and everything looks great! Overtime some stuff may slough off, but that’s why we made it extra wide to allow for that to happen naturally.

Thanks so much! Appreciate the kind words. We’ll have to do some more the next time we have it out!

Glad it was helpful!

It’s got to be bots but I don’t know WHY. So weird!

@@ConstructionVideoswe building a chain mr construction worker!