Vibrating augers and housing are suspended below the hopper down inside the machine so the outside of the machine doesn't really vibrate too much. The vibrating parts touch the bottom of the rubber liner and shake it so the material slides down fast. Can't wait to see how a mix with cement will flow since it will be a bit stickier. So far looks like it will do a good job extruding curbs.
Cement cakes up and sets on the augers especially in warm weather. Have to clean them off after every wheelbarrow load or the machine slows to a crawl. I didn't expect that so have to watch out. Also gas power would IMHO would be the better choice for more speed and freedom to work where there are no electrical outlets
Also keep in mind the machine has been used for a while so the augers probably have some wear so this particular machine might not go as fast as a brand new one. Also this machine is electric and has only one speed so perhaps the gasoline version might run a bit faster...however i haven't found one to test out yet. The augers are replaceable so I might order a new set to improve the efficiency. I saw on their website they have augers that are bigger around and move more material faster but since they mesh closer together, you can't run any sort of gravel with those ones--just sand mix.
Vibrating augers and housing are suspended below the hopper down inside the machine so the outside of the machine doesn't really vibrate too much. The vibrating parts touch the bottom of the rubber liner and shake it so the material slides down fast. Can't wait to see how a mix with cement will flow since it will be a bit stickier. So far looks like it will do a good job extruding curbs.
Cement cakes up and sets on the augers especially in warm weather. Have to clean them off after every wheelbarrow load or the machine slows to a crawl. I didn't expect that so have to watch out. Also gas power would IMHO would be the better choice for more speed and freedom to work where there are no electrical outlets
Also keep in mind the machine has been used for a while so the augers probably have some wear so this particular machine might not go as fast as a brand new one. Also this machine is electric and has only one speed so perhaps the gasoline version might run a bit faster...however i haven't found one to test out yet. The augers are replaceable so I might order a new set to improve the efficiency. I saw on their website they have augers that are bigger around and move more material faster but since they mesh closer together, you can't run any sort of gravel with those ones--just sand mix.
Gas machine definitely runs faster. More versatility as to where you can run it also.
How long do these electric machines last vs gas? Anything to be concerned about? Water? Elements? Are the insides protected?
I'm currently laying 20 ft per 3 minutes with the same exact machine
Which machine do you like better?
How much is that thing ? Can you still get it ?
Сколько цена?
where can you buy this machine
They sell on Curb-King website
You can buy this machine at Curb-King.com or you can call 435-723-8860