nothing like dragging a truckload of 6X6 up a muddy slope first thing in the morning!

sweet pxts mate

Nice pics sure wouldn't want to get those drive axles off of the asphalt you would never get back up the hill!!

That is a lot of tip hose hanging off the end

Love the pics.  Be nice to have that much reach.

Gdoubleg- the tip hose is a 17' 2.5 inch (6.8 lbs. per ft. filled with concrete), which even with the added weight of the extra clamps and reducers, is no heavier than a 10' 5 inch tip hose (25lbs. per ft. filled with concrete), definitely would not want to pour a 100 yard slab through it, but it does work well in certain applications, we use them a fair bit in our region for pouring stairs/sidewalks around houses.

You are right Crete, if my drive axles had left the pavement it would have been one long day, LOL!

nice set up 16cell, sure looks like you know what you are doing.

Looks great , but where are the wheel- clocks ? ;-) Thats why I stoped to post pic's , because of all "Messerschmitt's" who only look for some missing safetypin or sling... That all operators are well known about , but the "joystickholders" dont know a thing about... I look at someones pic's and think , what a cleaver way to solve a problem , I try to follow all safetyrules there is but some contractors have "concretefever" and everything should go so fast and then I maybe forget some safetypin , the contractors allways throw them away when they open a clamp.

Vasa- good call on the wheel chocks... definitely should have had them down, personally I don't mind someone pointing out safety related issues in any photos I post, if I can learn something new and become more safe of an operator from it then great! I know where you are coming from as far as losing safety pins, here is what I did to ensure that I never lose another one- PS. you gotta tell what the english translation is for a "messerschmitt" LOL

16 Cell. Glad to see your working, If you get a chance call me, I would like to catch up with you. 360 600 5695

I think Vasa actually meant "Fokker". LOL