Rookie mixer driver gets stuck & cant be pulled out with another mixer...

Rookie driver cops an attitude with TooTall when I offer him a bag of sugar to kill his load.. ("What the hell's that gonna do" he says.)..

Rookie driver hits the panic button and dumps his load where he sets!!!

Rookie driver returns with help and shovels almost ONE HOUR later!!!

TooTall laughs his AssOff when they realized shovels aint gonna cut it & Smartass rookie driver starts chopping at his chunk of concrete with a splitting maul!!!

Some folks insist on learnin stuff the Hard way...

Reminds me of a time a few years ago I was pouring a roof deck on the 3rd floor. We were waiting for one of the loads to show up. We were looking over the edge of the building and saw the mixer sitting in the center lane on a 4 lane road because he missed the turn. As he made his turn around in a parking lot. He hit the discharge and left a couple yards in the road and the rest in the parking lot. We laughed our asses off also. Police came to block street and they rented bobcats and street sweepers before rush hour traffic started.

psst, how about the driver who was backing down a hill on mercer island last week, didnt want to hear it from me on the radio that he could easily go around and back up.... spun up the drum the wrong way.... fastest 10 colored yards on a city street ever

Too Tall are you back in Alaska this year, at leat he didn't turn the truck over , yesterday I was helping out on a pump job at Opry Mills in Nashville when one of the RM driver blew and engine with 9 yards on sugar wouldn't helped that cause with no engine it want turn.

Pic no3 is funny. What do the guy do whith the axe? It´s concrete, not wood. Are they dancing like indians around a campfire whith axes and spades in their hands? I would pay alot to see all that.

some new RM trucks come with only the driver seat, so the driver knows, when he is on the wrong side of the cab...

Pump and Aggi gets bogged down - Chute couldn't make it to the hopper so this is the result..... 7.6m3 of concrete.

Boomtish, did they use a helicopter to remove the pump?

I wasn't operating the pump at the time, I only just started.  We tried a bobcat to pull it out, it didn't work so we had to call in a Excavator to pull it out.

Well done all of you on that picture.. Really pro stuff ;-)