Could be better....could be a lot worse!

March 21, 2022
We are working on pouring a building in the middle of downtown Jackson Hole. We had a few issues that we ran into with wet mud, a plug, and blocking traffic but we were still able to get the job done with minimal stress.

[@abbashadi7509]

Very nice my friend

[@JakeinJackson]

Thanks for watching!

[@orrinwhite124]

I like how my comment became the title of the video. Thanks Jake miss working with you guys.

[@JakeinJackson]

Credit where credit is due man!

[@JakeinJackson]

You too man!

[@anthonyghin7666]

If I was you boys I’d drop the idea of “ Sucking a bucket’ it’s going it’s going to get you in more trouble than you can poke a stick at . Get yourself a 5 inch soft sponge to suck back 1ST then use it to send the water back . Concrete and water don’t mix when it comes to pumping especially in your turret and deck pipes . I’m happy to give you my details if you want to ask any questions I can see you boys are a bit green . It’s all good tho we’ve all been there and happy to help if you need. Kind regards from Australia

[@kjartanB]

I agree

[@JakeinJackson]

I appreciate the advice! We definitely are still green so we'll take any help we can get!

[@JakeinJackson]

What's your opinion on hard vs soft sponge?

[@canadianconcretepumper1979]

I concur. I keep a large bucket on the truck and will suck it back if the situation is advantageous to doing so, but the tried and true sponge-water-sponge has never failed me literally even once in 24 years.

[@anthonyghin7666]

@@JakeinJackson we’ve always used soft , we don’t take our boom hose off to suck back

[@jonscally5225]

Quick question why have the last few videos had snow everywhere? Love the Chanel man keep getting it !

[@JakeinJackson]

Just because I finally started catching up on footage from winter.... I'll try to start clarifying dates so you guys have a point of reference

[@JakeinJackson]

Thanks for watching!