Concrete truck rolls over part 2. The recovery. Pumping concrete with Muddyfeet

Due to issues with the access of this job. We had to bring in another pump and system to get concrete to the pump that’s at the slab.

[@pnwRC.]

After seeing the first half of this, I had to watch the second half, to see how this played out. Good video. Kept me on the edge of my seat the entire time!

[@minhsometimes]

"Put the pedal to the metal and dont stop till you hear glass or smell shit" is the greatest thing I've ever heard.

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

Lol. Quoted from the movie Six Pack.

[@tomroe2861]

What a way to come together for the better. Love your videos, no complaining or crying. Just figured out a way to complete the work

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

Thank you

[@Nadjasboy]

Doing whatever it takes to get the job done! Congratulations

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

Thank you

[@flemflem1878]

great pour.!!! having the two pumps pumping is the way to go... did the mistake of bypassing a pump, never again.. if you run out of mud you cant clean... happy to see you guys allways doing what you do best...

[@RetreatfarmFarmvilleVirginia]

After all of those years tugging concrete myself, my back started hurting just watching ya'll. Good job and good planning.

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

Thank you!

[@lupjuan]

Loving y'alls videos keep up the good work

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

Thank you!

[@MyTractorGuy]

Excellent work to improvise, adapt, and overcome!

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

We are here to help

[@lloydhenning9567]

Great video....... A bunch of hard working guys.....

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

Yes they are

[@DJ2CM]

Well that goes to show ya Muddy feet gets it done 👍! I wasn't sure that skid steer was going to do much that I would trust 🤔but your out and on to the next Job with no damages. Thanks for sharing stay safe!😀🇨🇦 Craig

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

Thank you y’all stay safe also.

[@jerrysmith8086]

This reminds me of all the jobs my dad would get me and my brothers into all of the time. And a lot of the times had to carry everything in by hand and backs and that’s why I am in the sad shape now.

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

I remember some days like that after I got out of high school. Lol

[@raymonblodgett4537]

Three videos in one day. That's determination to still pour after all the mess leading up too it. I have to admit from what I can see from the video it went well and you guys did a awesome job of pumping. The slab looked good, and the finishing crew had enough guys to handle any problems. That's the way to do it. All in all you got it done, I'm impressed. Beautiful piece of property and view. I was thinking they should have just dumped the concrete out of that first truck on the ground as base for under the road and got it out of the truck. I saw some large boulders off to the side, I wonder why they didn't use them to shore up the sides of the road and rock the top to make it easier for all getting in and out. But we all got to throw our two cents in huh? hahaha. Good day and nice videos, thank you I enjoyed it.

[@slowridin4988]

We’ve pumped like this many times before both into the hopper and had system just ran into the back of the placement pump. With some patience and good communication both ways get the slab poured which is the main goal. If we know we’re going to run system into the back of the second pump we’ll always bring our pull behind compressor so if anything crazy happens we can just blow the boom out. You guys killed it! 👍

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

Thanks man. The pickup I was driving had an air compressor it it plus both trucks have blow out caps and air on them.

[@dccee8436]

great camera angles and editing love the new content

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

Thank you!

[@dennisschmitt8621]

also GREAT JOB on pumping the concrete to the site!! HEADACHE -BUT YOU GOT IT DONE!!

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

Thank you

[@rogercwilliams881]

I love hearing "ground seems good I drove over it with my pickup."

[@stuartofJax]

If that first tow truck driver setup for a side pull he could have kept it from rolling

[@hornytoadtransport]

Whether im going 65 on the interstate or slow into a driveway i always worry about something going south especially when I'm going up a mountain. Great job balancing all thats going on.

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

Thank you

[@jimmartin8024]

I know this video has been out for months but I just found your channel.. Your set up is the easiest way to get it done.Pumping directly into the second boom would put a ton of strain on the 3" hose.Im off due to knee replacement surgery... from 28+ years of running a pump and enjoy watching how someone else does it.ive already picked up a couple things that I'm going to use when I get back to work.

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

Man! I am glad you found us. I would love to hear some of your stories. I hope everything is going good with you knee surgery. We also have a fun channel if you get board with the pumping channel. It’s called MuddyfeetTV. Check it out if you have a chance.

[@marcconner8382]

Hats off to you for staying calm.

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

👍

[@vincegarza3701]

Good looking out for the brother in law!!

[@Fireball9394]

No gravel over that culvert. lol. 1's and 2's all the way back! Gone fishin after your done! Good choice! Good videos!

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

Thanks man!

[@ricardorodriguez-se7tp]

DALLAS TEXAS your video just pop up great video sir. My hands were sweating lol.

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

Lol. Thanks!

[@michaelsailors7794]

Inuse to do grading before moving to trucking full-time. That was a half ass road at best!!!! I know that guy got too far over, but that drive should have been wider and sloped better. Great video and see y'all soon

[@fillowtree5505]

Nice job!

[@mazan7824]

First half had me at the edge of my seat haha looked as if I was watching the Titanic sink. Glad no one got hurt, Great Video!!

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

Thanks man!

[@rickunderdahl5638]

Good job guys getting it done

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

We are here to help.

[@clydebaker3484]

Like to say that was new but up here n the greater Cincinnati area during the late 70s through the late 80s seen quite a few trucks do just that sink and roll.Not sure of the length of the booms on your trucks but nice.Looks like 5"hose on the end of the boom and the shear volume of concrete that pump puts out is amazing.all thought I loved concrete work I don't miss it but do like the videos.until next video.Pete

[@satan2133]

Awesome job guys. Of all the concrete pumps on the road today I’m not sure why all them don’t tarp the trucks like you guys do way easier to keep clean. Nice trucks you have

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

Thank you

[@scruffy6151]

Job completed with no more problems. That is a good finish to the job.

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

Yes it was

[@TheCooter127]

Well the job got done and know else tipped over. I'd say that's a good day.

[@vincegarza3701]

I would not want to be the general contractor on this project. I could only imagine the cost for the day!!

[@Flapjacktheclown]

Awesome job. That's getting it done son!! You are correct if your hopper is empty you wouldnt have been able to suck a ball back. Also another thing you can doing you are waiting for trucks is swing around and cycle the concrete in your hopper...

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

Yes. Your right about that.

[@patrickwest8404]

Man your subscriber count has really taken off. Awesome buddy!

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

Thank you. Yeah it’s been crazy and still over 70% of the views are not subscribing.

[@markworley3980]

Great job

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

Thank you

[@jasonhafertepen3419]

Could the pump at the street have been tied in to the pump hose / pipe at the bottom of pump 2? Meaning that pump at street did all pumping and pump at pour site just worked boom. Just heard your answer

[@lioneljosecastillo]

Thats you safest set up right there buddy. I screwed up big time on a similar set up. I had 2 34X Schwings working like this. Stretched one all the way out then added 150 feet worth of 4 inch pipes, then flipped another reducer at the other 34 that was at the pour site and connected it to the deck pipe of that pump, bypssing its pumpkit. Things went great for a few trucks, until they requested a 3 inch slump. First..(and last truck of the job lol) cause the pumpkit on the truck thats pumping to blow a high pressure hose on the diferential cylinders. I guess the pump kit couldnt handle a total of 400 plus feet of combined 5inch and 4 inch pipelines... Thats not the worst part of the day. after reconnecting the deck pipes back to its original hopper, we couldnt get the sponge pulled back although, i was told that, had I placed a sponge at the transition elbow, pumped through about 30 feet worth of water(pushing out some concrete), then sucking another sponge, it woudl have worked, Like I said your set up is the best, no one is doing something their not designed to do.

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

Dang. That was a day you had there. Thanks for taking your time and commenting

[@lioneljosecastillo]

@@MuddyfeetConcretePumping Thanks for your videos buddy. keep um coming.

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

Will try

[@timbiggam2626]

U all r the best.

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

Thank ya!!!

[@bonoman1987]

Is there anything higher than a platinum video? Cos there will be now!

[@jareddory2155]

glad there is followup!

[@nikolaymozzherin5166]

Молодцы коллеги !!!! Удачи вам.

[@BZ1340]

DAM. I was really anticipating you showing us, lifting the cement truck back out.

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

The tow company was in favor of us videoing them working. Sorry

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

I can put something together and let them see it. If they are in favor of it. Then I’ll post it.

[@davidnull5590]

@@MuddyfeetConcretePumping -- " Muddyfeet Concrete Pumping The tow company was in favor of us videoing them working. Sorry" So, you're saying the tow company wanted it recorded? Did you record it for them and for Yourself?

[@76jasonl]

I was hoping that would be Midwest Trucking for the truck removal. Try “Ron Pratt” KZbin channel for some heavy lifting videos.

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

jason beasley oh yeah. I watch him. Good stuff.

[@kstaxman2]

Wild as a contractor of many years I felt it all. Some close calls but it worked out well.

[@mathtime4578]

Man that was one expensive job. You guys done a great job but that was an absolute nightmare. Never had to pump to a pump but have heard of it done. I do believe they needed a spotter for the truck but it sure looked like the driver ran off the edge and didnt stop. Yes the road was very narrow but looked like he could have made it. Great video.🍻

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

So far he’s the only one that hasn’t made it.

[@mathtime4578]

@@MuddyfeetConcretePumping we had a job early this year where the driver run right off the road. Then after going off the road didnt stop. Tried pulling him out with no luck. Dumped 9 yards on the ground so we could pull him out and get other trucks thru. Seen alot of good drivers but have seen alot of bad ones as well. Have you guys thought about a belt truck? We do basements and ours has been huge for rock and concrete placement. Good luck stay safe and hope to see your next video soon.

[@bsnyderinsurance]

Really enjoying your videos. Of the ones I have watched with stuck mixer trucks (I can think of 3), all of them have been rear chute trucks. Do they run the front chute mixers down there? All of them and this one especially would have been prevented if they were able to drive in nose first to the pump and then either turn around or back up with an empty mix truck. Keep up the great work, love the videos, and appreciate your insight and humor.

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

I agree. The more I visit eith folks from different parts of the country I realize that they need to bring some in here.

[@tanuki379]

After the last mixer dumps how do you get the remainder of the mix out of the hose ,must have taken a yard or two just to fill the hose.thanks for posting

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

Used air to blow the hoses out

[@larryshedd5734]

Well you still got job pumped. Never give up attitude.

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

Sometimes it’s a fault of mine

[@larryshedd5734]

@@MuddyfeetConcretePumping ya I get that. I'm same way. Not going to let job beat me. There are professional drivers and steering wheel holder's.

[@daddio7249]

Concrete thin enough to pump through a 3 inch hose, nice. The last barn floor I put in (28 years ago)I was sent 13 yds of curb mix. It would hardly flow down the trough and that was with only one extension. The driver would not thin it. My brother and I liked to killed ourselves pulling that damp gravel mix to the inside of the building. No way to smooth it, floating was impossible.

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

Yuk!

[@karuza82]

Wonder how the tensioning went on those cables with 16 hot yards down in the beams? Never did like post tension cables.

[@truettunderwood7615]

Great video fellas. That was a tough one but cool heads always prevail. You might want to invest in some radios to help with communication on these long stretches?

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

We’ve tried it. Hard to hear them sometimes

[@dtuttle351]

​@@MuddyfeetConcretePumping Sonetics makes headsets meant for noisy job sites like this www.soneticscorp.com/

[@dtuttle351]

Here is a review on a set kzbin.info/www/bejne/boe6lXl8bbZ-ndE

[@INBINC]

Honest question....was that blue looking thing the rebar? Is rebar that spaced out usually

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

Post tension cables

[@archiewatsonjr.8496]

How much concrete was poured on the double truck job ? Great job- kept me on the edge of my seat !

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

I believe 130 yards

[@JonDingle]

That road should have a lot of hardcore underneath it not just dirt. Basically, the roadway was too soft because you can see how other trucks had sunk as they had crossed it. An expensive case and no doubt some arguing over who is to blame went on. Interesting video.

[@jdjones7469]

AWSOME job by all, getting the builder out of a jamb! That was a tough job for all. I don’t think I would have continued the job, I would have waited for the following day to continue. It’s 3 in the afternoon, more than likely won’t finish pumping till around 5-6? The the finish crew will be there all night babysitting the pour to finish it! All because the builder didn’t want to put the money into building a decent driveway! Install a good base, and put down about 4-6 inches of railroad ballast. All the heavy trucks will press the ballast into the ground, and by the time it’s ready to install the driveway, you will have the best base anyone could ask for. Weather it’s going to be a gravel drive, a little grading and put the finish gravel right on top. Concrete, form and pour fight over top. Asphalt, put some abc down and pour over it. Won’t crack or settle. Bad part is, the builder will eventually put that money into the drive way once the house is near completion. Just tells everyone else, screw you!

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

Man with a plan!

[@rickjames2664]

Is everyone forgetting the mixer driver reversed off the edge of the road? No matter how good the road is it will not train incompetent drivers

[@jdjones752]

@@rickjames2664 Have you ever tried to back a large truck down a driveway that is only 2-4 feet wider than the width of your vehicle? On a drive that I can all but assure you that is not compacted properly or have the proper slope on the sides. The fact that in the video the truck continued to slide downhill, or the ground settled due to the weight proves this. Keep in mind, a vehicle with very limited visibility out the back, only using his mirrors. Even the best drivers in the world will have difficulty with these conditions. Watch the you tube videos of the dangerous roads and the conditions they drive in. Yes the driver could have asked for spotters, or simply said no. He is ultimately responsible for his truck. But the vast majority of the blame does lie with the contractor who only wants to do the minimum to make the most profit. Or the homeowner who only wants to pay the least.

[@rickjames2664]

@@jdjones752 🤣🤣🤣 just once or twice mate. I am a owner operator and drive a truck with 2x trailers at 26 metres long and 57 ton gross. A rigid concrete mixer is hardly a large truck. The driver was not watching where he was going is as simple as that

[@5250Jake]

Whats the rough total cost extra for this little disaster ? Is the concrete supplier sueing the building contractor for the damages to his truck that was preventable if road was up to sniff ?

[@concretejungle77]

its going to depend a lot if the curb release was signed on the ready mix ticket, if the driver didn't have anyone sign it I could be mistaken but I think its the ready mix fault at that point.

[@gregmirr]

class II road base should have been used , with proper compaction it would hold up to a concrete truck .

[@jickmccivy6327]

I was on a jobsite and watched 11 mixer trucks go over on their sides on an access road like domino's, lucky for them I was there with a 130 ton crane and the Rigging needed and was able to stand them all back on the road in record time 2 hrs and 25 minutes . Got a very hefty $ tip from the concrete company

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

That’s awesome work!

[@MadsWorld34]

i'v only seen this live one time and i loved it. but they was pouring a foundation for a crane it was 70 foot around and 25 foot deep. i ask why we couldn't just back up and dump it in the hole and they said the concrete would separate falling that far.

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

Some engineers want their pier holes pumped because they don’t want the separation

[@Hilti-rb6dp]

Good lord the portapotties a half mile from the site. Not even the s**thouse guys gonna drive down that road

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

Lol

[@JamesJones-rg3dn]

Shit show all around

[@WIDESIDE72]

That was my thought exactly. Smartest guy on site.

[@jrconcreteconstructionllc9479]

So they poured 2 trucks in the beams how long did it take to get both pumps out there and setup?

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

One truck was already out there. We got the second truck out there around 12:30. We had to wait for them to get the wrecked truck out of the way for us to get setup.

[@dcw1540]

Would it have helped if they would have chained to base.of that tree. Until help got there?

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

I’m sure it wouldn’t hurt but I think it was to dangerous to be climbing on that truck

[@johnjay8487]

What are you using to prime the line ? Portland or slick pack?

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

On this particular job we had them bring a yard of grout.

[@chucks3274]

Why didn’t u hook up to up pipe on 2nd boom and just pump from 1 pump thru other pumps boom? That’s how schwing would do it!

[@nathankrcelich8444]

That is what I was wondering!

[@vaughnhill3437]

If they would have put some sorta wall along the edges of the road getting in there yaw wouldnt be having to do all this mess. God bless amd be safe. This is the 2 nd video of yaws i have watched

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

You’ve got a lot of catching up to do. Lol

[@timkelley8775]

Jeff Cowboy sure wants to go fishing.

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

Finding some spare time has been the problem. Hopefully soon

[@jayson2015]

Do you have an air cup to blow a sponge back through it? It won't suck a sponge with an empty hopper but you could blow a sponge or two back from the tip. If you had all 5" line it would've pumped nice hooked right to the deck pipe, but I think reducing down to 3 and going back to 5 would've been pretty inconsistent stream comin out

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

It surprisingly pump pretty well off of 3”

[@psidvicious]

I guess you reduced to the 3” system from the 6” bcz you couldn’t get the pressure in that distance? Had to change the design mix to pearock as well I would guess.

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

I use the 3 inch because that’s the only size hose I keep.

[@timwatkins6370]

QUESTION: WHAT DO YOU DO WITH THAT MIXER?? I KNOW SOME CONCRETE HAD TO SET UP INSIDE . I AM SURE NOT ALL OF IT POURED OUT WHEN IT TURNED OVER. DO YOU JUST TRASH THE DRUM OR CHISEL IT OUT?

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

I’m really not sure what will happen the truck.

[@joe74ta1]

Its not worth it its a rightoff insurance will have to replace it

[@GRUBB-MUDD]

So u showed up . Ok lets go boys

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

Did you see my Facebook message? If not Email me at [e-mail]

[@mattywho8485]

A "road" made of sand... what could possibly go wrong?

[@gunnerr7109]

you would be VERY suprised

[@jeffryblackmon4846]

It did not look too sturdy to me.

[@dakotageringer9623]

Dump truck would be able to go ride over that. Concrete drivers just don't know how to backup

[@gunnerr7109]

@@dakotageringer9623 exactly lol seen it plenty of times pouring concrete they dont know how to make up worth a damn

[@bucksmith9419]

Like they always say if it ain't broke don't fix it good job

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

It’s true

[@johnmcdonald8298]

Hind sight is a great thing . But as we all saw , in the dark morning , the driver got to far over. An extra person on his rear tail, on the driver's side with a torch to talk and guide the driver backwards would have avoided the accident . Darkness caused the problem also. We all learn by seeing this. Same in NZ on difficult access driveways . Remember a driver hit the pump truck also several weeks ago . They need to sharpen up on that score .

[@andyb9767]

Is it a good day or a bad day when you go to work with a fishing pole in the truck. Great video Jeff

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

It all depends on if your able to get the pole out. Lol

[@andyb9767]

@@MuddyfeetConcretePumping 👊😂

[@johnnytyrrell7060]

You need to have an air line set up to blow the boom out you can rig a valve off your truck's air tanks

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

We have it. Keep them on both trucks.

[@clementclarisseclemen3d708]

At least, you can suck the sponge ball with empty hopper, as long as the pressure difference stay enoughly big for get back all the pipes stuffs at this part (that's what the physisist Blaise Pascal, with his Pascal law, teach us)

[@cntslesfabrication]

Can you go over how you charge for the pumps by the hour or yards please

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

Not on the internet I want.

[@cntslesfabrication]

@@MuddyfeetConcretePumping understand completely.

[@1topfueldrag]

that was the wrecker owner you told had nice trucks. What lake was that?

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

Yes I thought it was. And they are nice!

[@geovaniaguayo3486]

Contractors think if my truck can get in you can too..could have been a smooth work day

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

That’s usually how we get stuck

[@shawnstafford5012]

I believe I'd put that pour off till another day. At least get the road fixed so the trucks come in and out.

[@wncoffgridliving7419]

If you were hooked into the 45°, get into A frame and blow from tip out the 45° when time to clean out. 3 and 4 would be drained and most of 1 and 2 would be empty also before air was even hooked up. Wouldn't take much air and little psi

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

No probably wouldn’t take much at all.

[@jefferythornton1783]

Never gave up !!!

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

No not at all

[@mr.concrete0311]

i see a fishing pole in the truck lol I got mine in my truck 2 lol

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

Hey, better to be with than without. Lol

[@GRUBB-MUDD]

One hell of a story.. we need to have a fun time and re tell it. Trust me on this bro. It will be professional as i can be

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

I messaged you on Facebook

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

Here’s you another one. Lol

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

This got expensive in a hurry!!! Day 1. Pumping concrete with Muddyfeet kzbin.info/www/bejne/j3e1qYSYl9KnicU

[@GRUBB-MUDD]

@@MuddyfeetConcretePumping ok sweet! Im at church but i have a great idea to lock the hubs in . Do u have the link to the podcast u were on?

[@aussie8114]

Anyone can do the easy jobs. Only Muddyfeet can get the impossible done 👍🏼

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

We try hard anyways. Lol. Maybe why we get these jobs. Nobody else wants to do them. Lol

[@sandyrobinson5573]

An eventful day Muddy.

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

Like usual

[@isaacsander9590]

Hy do you ever bag the line on a down hill push

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

No

[@larrykeenan598]

That's some half assed road they built. The general contractor should be eating all the bills.

[@gc7782]

Larry Keenan, they’ll pin it on the driver anyway.

[@larrykeenan598]

@@gc7782 Where I live when a concrete truck leaves the main road the builder who ordered the concrete delivered takes responsibility for the truck. It is up to the GC to provide and adequate road for the truck to travel on.

[@blueboyste]

​@@larrykeenan598 I've been trucking just over 10 years, I reckon G C is right!. Our companies training motto is "difficult we do, dangerous we don't" If the driver argues about the road then they'll say: 1. The 1st mixer truck AND the pumping truck (which looks bigger) made it in fine and without issue. 2. Did you not risk assess the road? 3. If you did and decided it was too dangerous or a rollover risk then why did you still do it??? Really any truck that had to go on there should have refused until they made the road adequate but 1 truck goes on then drivers have their pride and the mentality 'well he got on/in/through there so I should be able to'

[@evasioncancel3359]

I have been on sites and have stopped this from happening at least 7 or 8 times , if the road is not great FFS just put a banksman in place to get the trucks in,end of problem and a bill of €50000 thousand or more.

[@JDSWeather]

@@evasioncancel3359 or put in crane mats the crane mats would be strengthened the road some especially if you use 16 foot crane mats

[@skliros9235]

So is that truck totalled? That plus recovery = expensive day.

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

I’m not sure.

[@greghawkins2712]

Don’t stop till you hear glass and smell shit. Works most of the time!!!

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

Lol

[@L.A.Concrete]

Could you pump all the way through the other pump would it do that

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

Yes it would

[@charlieshwan5574]

1:48 did you get the concrete out of the overturned truck and use it?

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

No. Way to old

[@the_macdaddy9609]

I gotta ask, what was the outcome for the driver? Did he lose his job?

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

I’m really not sure

[@rodlister3098]

Not sure the driver just didnt start dumping the concrete over on the high side before it went over. Might have saved it.

[@weldingman57]

Million dollar home. Zillion dollar view. $2 road. Road repair with a light weight track vehicle. I would have left my pump on site and charged GC DAILY until road was sufficiently compacted. On a military base right before the Gulf War 2. Military was discussing locking the base down for at least 30 days. Submitted invoice for lost equipment usage. Decision not to lock base down but Uncle Sam would have paid.

[@bigrick7108]

That sounds good in theory. But GC is also Jeff's customer. We all know the more you charge a customer the less like they are to use you again. And bad mouth you to everyone in the trades. Sometimes you have to suck it up and move on to the next one.

[@shawnhuk]

Why don't you guys use radios? (Yes I'm commenting on an old video, but even the newer ones)

[@jimmystuckey1412]

Oh my heart sank on the last one watching it go over 🥺😖🤢🤢🤢

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

Terrible I know

[@cntslesfabrication]

Wonder how long it's going to take to break out all the concrete out of the truck

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

Not sure they are going to try

[@nbco55]

That's a job you leave to the lackey nephew.... he's just going to get high, put the full face mask on, bluetooth muffs on, and you won't see him for 3 days... ;)

[@harbby3]

If you ever have to do it again and you decide to hook directly to the pipe line have the hopper of the pump your piggy backing into full of water then if something happens or your ready to wash up you just pump the hopper completely down or suck the ball back

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

Good advice.

[@RidgeRunner4X4]

I hope they did a better job on site prep than they did on that POS road! We had a cement truck sink in on a 10 year old established road bed. You can never be too careful!

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

I agree

[@ramtuff2007]

you should buy the mission neck cooler keep's your neck cool blocks the sun to you can buy them at lowe's or you can go to there website

[@mikeverrell6482]

hi what i did was to blow it back from the end of the boom that works well