The weight is spread out and helps its on pans. The concrete should be at least 3-6 hours placed depending on temp and other environmental factors otherwise yes itll sink
It's not super wet when the machine goes on. What you're asking is the most import part of power troweling. Knowing your concrete and not hitting it too often. If you do it can cause air pockets very quick if over worked.
cool video where are you guys from. I am on the east coast near boston ma.I have pored a few floors but always hand finished so its cool that you have a video explaining the machine i like to learn what i can you do a good job of explaining the machine
it will sink into the concrete if the driver is too fat or the motor conks out and if you leave it there it will become stuck fast but you guys know this anyway.
@@affordableconcreteconstruc4577 do you have an email? Id gladly send proof to you, also with our Ff and FL numbers readings from the dipstick, todays pour had an overall FF of 99.97 and FL of 83.13 first one to hit of FF UNDER 100
Try putting your left shoulder against the edge going backwards. No build up or (snotballs) if there is your hitting way to early. That's what the book I read last night said blaaahhhh
hi dear ,this is alice from landao machiery and equipment company. We are factory of all kinds of road equipment,so we can provide this ride on power trowel with best price. You can freely add my whatsapp+8618538167332 Alice
The machine shown here is an HHNG5. This particular machine would cost roughly 13,000 depending on hours and condition. Could be more or less. Many other models are available as well, including hydraulic
I saw a video on tiktok of this machine I am still baffled on how it does not sink into the cement .
The concrete is hard enough to walk on at this point.
Walk on the concrete when you leave 1/2 boot imprint time to pan
I just watched this video. I'm a TH-cam expert now.
Wow thats A Crazy Boat their Nice
how does it not sink into the cement? i should probably know this cause i’m a rod buster but i have no freaking clue
The weight is spread out and helps its on pans. The concrete should be at least 3-6 hours placed depending on temp and other environmental factors otherwise yes itll sink
It's not super wet when the machine goes on. What you're asking is the most import part of power troweling. Knowing your concrete and not hitting it too often. If you do it can cause air pockets very quick if over worked.
cool video where are you guys from. I am on the east coast near boston ma.I have pored a few floors but always hand finished so its cool that you have a video explaining the machine i like to learn what i can you do a good job of explaining the machine
pbrad36 I am too! RI . You union bro?
ITS A $20000 THOUSAND DOLLARS MACHINE EASILY 😅
Nice video, but do you wear hearing protection?😅
it will sink into the concrete if the driver is too fat or the motor conks out and if you leave it there it will become stuck fast but you guys know this anyway.
New technology
Coming from a guy who runs 10 ft power trowel all the way down to 2 footers every day, this guy does not know how to run a machine
Lol don't see you posting any videos. All talk and no show lol
@@affordableconcreteconstruc4577 do you have an email? Id gladly send proof to you, also with our Ff and FL numbers readings from the dipstick, todays pour had an overall FF of 99.97 and FL of 83.13 first one to hit of FF UNDER 100
No response?
Sounds like you have some experienced help. I got out of super flats it became too monotonous. The videos are just for general knowledge.
Try putting your left shoulder against the edge going backwards. No build up or (snotballs) if there is your hitting way to early. That's what the book I read last night said blaaahhhh
How much cost this machine
hi dear ,this is alice from landao machiery and equipment company.
We are factory of all kinds of road equipment,so we can provide this ride on power trowel with best price.
You can freely add my whatsapp+8618538167332
Alice
About $45,000.00 45k used
The machine shown here is an HHNG5. This particular machine would cost roughly 13,000 depending on hours and condition. Could be more or less. Many other models are available as well, including hydraulic
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@@edwing3638 no, this isnt a hydro machine. this one is mechanically controlled. this one new can be purchased for 15-20000 USD