Thanks. !!! Going for my cdl. And want to drive mixer💪💪💪💪💪💯💯💯💯💯

2:13 no mesh 😂😂

Dam I wish my mixer move side to side like that.

Thank you so much for these videos. I recently started a ready mix driver position. I am glad I found your videos. They are a big help. I am taking notes from them.

I'm a new driver, only my second day of training. This is the best ready mix video I've seen on all of KZbin so far thank you.

yep and the concreatures say soup it up no mater what slump

Thanks for the tips. Could you show how to operate the navigation device

2:06 This drive way will crumble after a few years. No re-bar, no tensile strength.

Does the same ratio apply to light weight concrete ?

Never trust the slump Guage. Visualize your load!

What do you mean by fully charging at an idle like it’s on the fastest mode for charging ?

What are the working hours for ready-mix drivers? Can you give me examples?

Having struggle with my slump. I'm trying to see how wvery slump looks.

i was wondering how u were filming this and then i noticed your in a front discharge, i start knife river as a ready mix driver and i can't wait

Would ear plugs be a good idea, that sounds kind of loud?🤔 ☝🏻😌

Loading water into tank

You front discharge guys are crazy. I can’t imagine running my truck without a chute man. I’d rather do the job looking through my mirrors following hand signals than keep track of how much concrete is where on top of everything else.

Great video!

Student Driver Here, How high off the Ground you keep the shoot ? How do you pour if they want your drum to pour “fast”.

Best method with a rear discharge climb the ladder and look at it when you get to job depending on what customer wants add some water mix it up discharge a little if they like it good to go good rule of thumb is 10 gals per inch of slump but that depends on the mix lots of variables there ! 30 yrs on mixer! Retired now company still uses me to train when needed

Never take your hand off the water valve hah!!! Almost happened today.

Thank you for the video. I don’t understand when you say “5 yards at a 2 slump “. Does that mean upon the operator pouring the mix it’s already a 2 before you go to the slump rack to add water? Thank you

Thanks for the video as I’m learning slump myself. I don’t understand the “5 yards at a 2 slump a 4 slump is needed Does that mean upon adding the mix the slump is already a 2?

Awesome and very informative video! I'm thinking about becoming a concrete mix driver and this was the most helpful video I've found. Subscribed!

That`s retarder he`s spaying gives up to 20 extra min on broom work.

I’m not even a year into ready Mix driving but watching you makes me feel like I’m terrible at my job! This video for sure makes me strive to be better🫡

This was really helpful 👏 just started training this week and don't want "F" ,up being the only Woman 😑

How heavy is your shoots???

How do you know what slump is????

Really informative thx

Phil, do you have any regrets about getting into this industry? I'm so torn about whether to get into this industry or not.

Your video had so much information and how to pour concrete and the level of slump very helpful.. thank you

another ripped off customer....no wire? hilarious

Post some videos of that plant.

This man is on point.

You front discharge ready mix guys make this too easy for the finishers. Would love to learn to drive one of these. Been rear discharge mixer driver for 16 years

I am 58. I have had a CDL for 15 years, but have never done ready mix. But on June 11th, I start a new job doing ready mix. Thank you for these tutorials.

What is its girth

Thanks needed to see this

What happens to your “pouring situations” video?

Still watching

Up and I cannot I love

Thank you for your very helpful efforts. Stay blessed. Warm personal regards. Ansar

@4:40 Thank you...nothing like ordering 9cy for curb and gutter and having it delivered like rock soup.

Great video

These numbers are what a book says to raise slump. I've had 8 yrs at a 4 slump and have had to 15 gal to make it a 5" adding fiber or color also sucks up a lot of water. Plus how far away the job is and outside temp.

great video. i just started operating a front discharge mixer two weeks ago....i love it but have a lot to learn. ive definitely taken some tips from your video. feeding pumps is easy for me. i need to learn how to be more efficient when pouring slabs sidewalks and driveways.

Wish we had front pour trucks in my area

That guy must have been new to making cylinders. In the field you are making more than one cylinder at a time and you have to work faster than what was shown.

Where does the concrete powder come from do you get the rocks there or shipping