| OE Local 3 | 04-05-2008 | comment profile send pm notify |
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Vasa, Great Photographs , as usual ..
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| Bob | 04-05-2008 | reply profile send pm notify |
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Vasa, Once again I am stricken by the disparity in numbers of the people that make up the pouring crew. Your pics -v- any local (USA) photos. Slick idea, topping off the deck with the fiber mesh concrete. I bet it keeps the small surface cracks to a minimum.
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| moneybags | 04-06-2008 | reply profile send pm notify |
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DUDE THERE IS A PRODUCT CALLED BACKSET THAT WOULD DO WONDERS TO YOUR PUMPS |
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| 2IC | 04-08-2008 | reply profile send pm notify |
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well said speedy, great pics vasa |
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| Bob | 04-08-2008 | reply profile send pm notify |
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There are lessons to be learned from all the pics. The ones we need to pay attention to are how much did it cost to place the concrete. Vassa's pics, and the way they go about a placement are the key. It is nice to have a clean unit like OE-3 ( he does that the best) but the use of simple technology and man power is something of importance. If those folks (Vasa and the concrete company and the crew) came over here they would put us, and the way we go about a pour, right out of business. Think global, act local. |
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| dougy | 04-09-2008 | reply profile send pm notify |
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Hey Vasa,if it makes you feel better ill send you a pic of my pump.I once washed it 3 years ago.But all the internals are imaculate.I get coments from time to time by customers when im gonna wash it and I just tell them its a work horse,not a show pony. |
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