MudMixer all the way. Should have been number 1. It cuts your bag for you. None of the others do that. Did you see how small the diameters of the wheels were on all the others? Did you see you have to lift the bag, pour the water, tip the drum and spill the cement all down the side of your wheel barrel and then wheel the cement to where it goes? MudMixer rolls right to where you need it. All you have to do is connect your hose and set the cement bag on the built in splitter. You can put down 40, eighty pound bags in just 1 hour with the MudMixer. You won't even come close to that with any of these others. It's expensive yes at $3000 but if you know you've got some big concrete jobs ahead of you and you want to diy, it's the only choice. I bought mine and I am so happy I did.
That's a passionate endorsement for the MudMixer! Your detailed experience and comparison with other mixers really highlight its unique features. It sounds like a game-changer for larger concrete projects. Thanks for sharing your firsthand perspective-it's incredibly helpful for anyone considering a purchase. Your satisfaction with it speaks volumes, and it's awesome to hear that it's made your DIY concrete work a breeze. Happy mixing!
Yardmax is good but the machine itself is short so you need to side tilt the wheelbarrow when pouring. If they had made the machine 3 inches taller it would of been perfect.
You talked about all of the motors HP for most of the mixers, except (The mud mixer) witch has a 1/3 HP motor only. although if you can mix up to 5 bags as it says, isn't the motor a little week for this type of task ?
There sure are a lot of proponents for MudMixer, but be reminded, it's for BAGGED CONCRETE MIX. If you're thinking of having 94# portland, a pile of sand and another pile of stones, it won't work for you. A drum mixer would work better in your case.
If you want the best then by all means spend the money and get the nicest one on the market, I’m very pleased with my harbor freight mixer, it’s the smallest one they have I probably would like the medium or largest one. But beggars can’t be choosers. I just poured a 5x3 stamped slab with it.
@@stanburk7392in the US we can buy pre mixed bags of concrete, just add water and mix, Adding individual sand cement and gravel would not work’ with that model,
Mud mixer shouldn't have even been in here. It's like making a video with a retired horse jockey, a cancer patient, and superman, then titling it "let's find out who is stronger"...
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Mud Mixer is a man among boys. It's performance is head and shoulders above the other mixers you listed.
It's also $3000
i have yet to see a pour with mud mixer not be too wet
Ridiculous recommendation. $2.5k? A Tesla runs better than a go cart too. :P
can't beat a good mixing machine , I rent one @ home depot
@@ehss192now $3500, for the basic model!
The fact that mud mixer isn’t #1 means this channel knows nothing about concrete or mixers😂
MudMixer all the way. Should have been number 1. It cuts your bag for you. None of the others do that. Did you see how small the diameters of the wheels were on all the others? Did you see you have to lift the bag, pour the water, tip the drum and spill the cement all down the side of your wheel barrel and then wheel the cement to where it goes? MudMixer rolls right to where you need it. All you have to do is connect your hose and set the cement bag on the built in splitter. You can put down 40, eighty pound bags in just 1 hour with the MudMixer. You won't even come close to that with any of these others. It's expensive yes at $3000 but if you know you've got some big concrete jobs ahead of you and you want to diy, it's the only choice. I bought mine and I am so happy I did.
That's a passionate endorsement for the MudMixer! Your detailed experience and comparison with other mixers really highlight its unique features. It sounds like a game-changer for larger concrete projects. Thanks for sharing your firsthand perspective-it's incredibly helpful for anyone considering a purchase. Your satisfaction with it speaks volumes, and it's awesome to hear that it's made your DIY concrete work a breeze. Happy mixing!
the mudmixer is 1000% better than any drum mixer but do get the hopper extension.
Yardmax is good but the machine itself is short so you need to side tilt the wheelbarrow when pouring. If they had made the machine 3 inches taller it would of been perfect.
You talked about all of the motors HP for most of the mixers, except (The mud mixer) witch has a 1/3 HP motor only. although if you can mix up to 5 bags as it says, isn't the motor a little week for this type of task ?
There sure are a lot of proponents for MudMixer, but be reminded, it's for BAGGED CONCRETE MIX.
If you're thinking of having 94# portland, a pile of sand and another pile of stones, it won't work for you. A drum mixer would work better in your case.
If you want the best then by all means spend the money and get the nicest one on the market, I’m very pleased with my harbor freight mixer, it’s the smallest one they have I probably would like the medium or largest one. But beggars can’t be choosers. I just poured a 5x3 stamped slab with it.
Why Mudmixer isn't number 1 is a mystery. Unless you have never used a barrel mixer in your life.
Mud mixer should have been #1
Thanks for the feedback. You can have your own choice based on your experience.
But that price tag. Unless you own a ranch, farm or youre a general contractor its not worth that price.
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with the mud mixer how does it control the cement to gravel sand ratio? or can It even be used for that type of mixing?
@@stanburk7392in the US we can buy pre mixed bags of concrete, just add water and mix, Adding individual sand cement and gravel would not work’ with that model,
What about the Beast? VS Mud Mixer???
What the capacity 80lbs concrete or 60
YARDMAX has the capacity of 100lbs.
Mud mixer shouldn't have even been in here. It's like making a video with a retired horse jockey, a cancer patient, and superman, then titling it "let's find out who is stronger"...
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