Pouring 40x80 barn. 55 yards with the Toro mud buggy.
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 พ.ค. 2019
- Today we’re pouring a huge 40 x80 pole barn. We couldn’t get the concrete trucks in there because the doors were to small. We rented this Toro mud buggy tracked concrete buggy. We placed 55 yards of concrete in under 2-1/2 hours. This thing was amazing.
Yall are fine working gentlemen the opening shot is legendary with the cavalry in the backround ready for war
people from other channels that have never used a buggy act like they are slow. *IM HEAR TO TELL U THEY ARE JUST AS FAST AS A PUMP BY THE TIME U DRAG THE HOSES AND THE BIG MESS AT THE END WHEN U PUMP AND THEY GOT CLOGGED 2X* _you save time w a buggy_ if u r pouring a 5.5 slump
was this yur 1st video???
How many trips is one yard? The place I have deliver gives me 6min a yard and $50 per 15 min over. I have to get 5 guys to stay in my time and wheelbarrow it 500ft into the back yard
Can you run that over the radiant floor tubing without danger of damage?
We do not use the track buggy if there is tubing in the floor. Probably would kink it.
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I'd like to own one of these but they cost about 25k to buy one
Your boys need to get that wire up!!!! Your busted right on TH-cam! I wouldn't pay for that job. That's why I watch my boys.
At 6:03 you can see Josh with the wire hook pulling up wire.
It doesn't help that much anyway. It'll still crack with wire or rebar or whatever.
@@jakethesnake4971 Steel reinforcement isn’t meant for cracking it’s meant to stop shifting (structural failure).
Trailer pump
Yes we use pumps all the time when we have radiant tubing down. I bought an Allen AT-16 track buggy after renting this one a couple times. I got a sweet deal on it used. You can move alot of concrete in a hurry as they hold 16 cubic yards. Thats more than 1/2 yar of concrete in each trip. The pumps are sweet but expensive from the concrete company. Maybe I need to buy one. 👍
@@bondobuilt386 I think you mean it holds 16 cubic feet. Either way, I just learned today that these things exist. Now I have a way of moving 9 yards of large aggregate concrete to the back of my house without a pump. Not sure the rental cost of a concrete pump that can move 3/4" gravel, or if they even exist in my area, but this would surely work. Thank you for posting.
@@rusosure7 No problem we use the Allen all the time now to move dirt and concrete. check out my channel we used it for several pours and prep on there. we even scoop with the mini excavator right into it. 👍
@@bondobuilt386 guess it wasn't yur 1st video. just held the phone wrong. I see the wire mesh police were on u in that video in the comments 😆
Might want to try a wheeled one. Tracks really tear up the ground. Especially yards