Love these jobs..

nice pictures drew

that frame that the laser is on, does it move back each pass i know its to keep it off steel, and that is a six section boom bet that's very good inside buildings what make of pump is that

gday drew nice pics there glad to see you guys using the 4in drop hose the company i work for encourage the use of the 5 to 4 ruff neck which i find heavy and splashy....this is a little page im working on if you would like to stop by for a look http://www.facebook.com/home.php#/group.php?gid=236115950178&ref=mf 

Not a big fan of the ruf nek ! 99% of the hosemen dont like them either....

sweet pxt mate love your stuff. i can see some dust on the boom she needs a wash.

would of been better if you where shooting it further. haha.

Nice one Drew, Looking good;-)

drew, did you forget your days a City Pumping????????

 5" all the way!!!!!!  :-)

Hahah Mr reg ! how u been m8?

Yeah i will never forget city my arse still hurts 8yrs later!

I was going to put the 5" on but with the 4.5" pipes i thought it would be a waste of time! I really gotta get a 4.5" steel hose .

I had John azza as a back up.. Mate he makes me laugh he hasent changed..

This machine hasnt got the output of my old 42 but it still goes ok .... U still busy?

Melb pumper cookie is my hosey ! next time u talk to him tell him andy said u need a full retrain!!!!

Listen to his responce hahaha i tell him everyday , it makes him hemerage!

nice pics drew-love them dumpy little mixers- ur pump kinda dwarfs them.

 sweet lookin boom! nice pics!

Drew, im rackin my brain tring to figure out how you would possition the under a roof to get closer to the pump then the second section?

Murf u gotta go up on 1 down on 2 , with a 3m hose you can get to the front of the pump in 8.5 m

drew, if you want a 4.5 steel hose give David a call..

who you doing job for.. Everest???

How you guys after so many years on the job still insist on a steel belted end hose is beyond me. Those 85 Bar steel end hoses should only be used to hook boom to a static line. Otherwise you should be sourcing textile reinforced much safer, lighter rated lower pressure but a drop hose is just that a, A DROP HOSE!

Yeah reg everest ! Rob smiled !!! Hmm i thought i was going to be killed when he smiled , i flinched then stood there in orr cant remember ever seening him smile .. then he went back to his usuall self and jumped on the ride on!

PUMBO i hate rags! if you can tell me why there safer im all ears , rags dont last long , as soon as you get 3000m3 in them you cant suck a spoonge through them, there floppy and harder to push , i cant see anything good about them , but like i said if you know why there safer im all ears .... ( I dont mean to sound like a smart arse)  :) 

If you don't like the floppy textile hoses you should look at some Kevlar reinforced hoses.
Very light and stiff, so easy to push around and they don't collapse when you suck your balls.
And they are thinner then normal steel and textile hoses, so fit easier inside forms.
And crews love'em since they are so light, but they are a bit pricey, 50% more than steel hoses...

had a 4.5 inch drop hose from con-forms. kept a log on my yardage and got an honest 52,000 before it wore a hole in the rubber 6" down from the clamp. Always had a steady full hose, and sucked a sponge threw it everyday. never any problems and the crews loved it.