113 yds.- 12 hours, it was a nightmare. everything went fine it just took forever. enjoy!!

wow man..that job looks like a real nightmare........well done....

nice stroke wat kind of pump was it

Do you have any slick line available to you?  Rocks like to tumble through rubber hoses creating more friction thus causing higher pressure...and they slide through pipe---easier push...

I know it's not practical to roll around town with 200' of 3" slick line on a line pump - so I understand why sometimes it's not used.  After reading another post regarding this pour, I know you had some time to plan...so this planning time is where I would've prepared for the job and loaded as much slick line as I could...   if you don't have slick line, I understand that too... you use what ya got. 

I just like to work smarter not harder - even if it's not me doing the work...it's the pump - I still like to make it's job easier.

I'm glad your job was successful.  The concrete contractor, J&S is a good company with a good group of guys to be working with.  They'll help you out if you need it.

Looks like a a** whippin!

3"line?  probably slept like a baby that night,lol.

my pump is and 2004 putz katt kreter. i do have slick line available, but it's our OLD boom pipe and i don't like it or trust it. i used 3" hose to the top of the hill, reducer in third picture. and to tell you guys the truth my legs still hurt from this job and it's been 4 days. 

just looking at those pics makes me tired !

This why I run a boom!