500 yards of flow fill took 5 hours. 16 inches deep.  This basement sits next to an old chemical plant and needed to be filled up. Many thanks to the Line Dragons. This would have been a bitch without them.

Dubs - How did they vent the exhaust from the Dragon in that tight ceiling and area?? How did the pour go??

Dubs
Thanks for the pour yesterday it has been great working with you and i look forward to working with you again soon.
Tebequip
www.catalyticexhaust.com
Thay make a product to bolt to your engines exhaust that burns off 90%+ of your carbon monoxide (co) and hydrocarbons. this was the first time we used the exhaust scrubbers and i was very happy with the result. I will have them available with the line dragons.

http://video.concretepumping.com/view_video.php?viewkey=7d3cd28dbbdd72be8f9a&page=1&viewtype=&category=mr

Tank

Dubs are these your dragons? if so are you renting them out would like to get some prices. How are you guys doing? Im slow as hell ! I bought a new 40m a couple months ago and then work just dropped off. But im hanging in there just like everyone else. waiting for some big projects to break if they ever do.

Tank. Thanks for that info.

Man that stuff looked like pumping mom's hot oatmeal.Looked like you got good yards per hour,any idea of how fat that mix was?

Forgot to mention the scrubbers. Exhaust gases were no problem they worked great! This pour was very well planned out on all ends. 100 lbs. cement 300 lbs. slag. 1325 lbs. or so of sand all per yard.  It had to be wet to pump. Only one jam up the whole day, can't complain.

Block I will be looking into purchasing some of these machines, though these were a rental for this job. Work is like everywhere else, slow.

Art

Call me. My phone # is in your mail Box

Tank