This pic is nearly 10yrs old. It only shows 1/2 of the pour and 5 of the 9 pumps on-site. Not shown are (2) 39's, another wall mounted 32 p.b. and a 55m. Started at 9pm~completed at 7am, 10,800+yds. in 10hrs! Thats rock'n & roll'n!

very nice, someday ill be on a project like that

I'm still trying to forget the IDX Tower mat pour...

Big T

that some serious m3 per hour.  must have been a sight to see with all those sticks in the air. 

Here are som pics of a project I worked on last year. A hydrpower project, so it all happened far far inside several kilometres of tunnels. I had several of these jobs, big hatch walls and pipe foundations, about 1000m3 each with a small pumi, 2.5-3 inch hose and 2-3 loads pr hour. You do the math... took some time. Oh, and the pics are a bit big, since I use Photobucket.

Safetey pin on clamp, check!

Ehm... strap the hose to the truck to stop it bouncing? Check!

It was some weeks I saw this more than daylight.

BIG pics are OK for BIG jobs! Thanks PumpNOOb, Thats the first time I have seen a mixer pump acually pumping. please post more pics some time? Many others here are also interested in mixer pumps. There are none in the US. Nice truck too, looks like a truck I could be comfortable in since I am "TooTall" for Mack trucks! Ha...

that must get creepy pumpin in a tunnel all day.  neat pic N00b.  those pumis are real neat machine.  havnt seen any in canada either.  N00b, milk that grazy train while it lasts.

First time in a tunnel isn't fun, I can tell.
But you get used to it and start appreciate working 'inside', stable temperature, 15C all year and it almost never rains. Almost.. :D

Hey ShortStick, I know exactly what you were thinking when you saw these tunnel pics."I could unfold in there, if I could juust......."

Nah, been there, done that, got the scars and dents... not the t-shirt tough...