500 yard house slab with lots of issues!!!. Pumping concrete with Muddyfeet

Pumping concrete on a 500 yard house foundation. We used both concrete pumps to be able to place the concrete on a timely manner. This project had a strict curfew and we couldn't start any earlier than 7am in the morning. We also added a third pump to this project for a back up pump do to the time restriction. During the pour we had a couple of trucks get stuck which hindered us at times. At one point the city came by and tried to shut the project down due to the traffic coming out of the project mudding up the street.
On a side note, check out Dirt Perfect's podcast titled A Few Points From Perfect. I sit down with Mike to discuss the history of Muddyfeet and how we got started. Y'all check that out.I think you'll enjoy it. Ive left a link to the channel down below.
Muddyfeet sits down with Dirt Perfect • Jeff with Muddy Feet c...
A few points from perfect / @afewpointsfromperfect

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

The podcast is out. Y’all check it out to find out about the history and how we came up with the name Muddyfeet!!! kzbin.info/www/bejne/bpWspGqtaLmIjqc

[@alwayshungry24]

podcast was cool . gave a new view on how you got the name but man it suits you perfectly. when I was in trade school learning about masonry we all referred to concrete as mud so i just thought that was why but now i know. Paul Harvey once said - and that was the rest of the story, good day. good vid

[@Winwinused]

Good

[@samsulhudi9339]

Aaaa

[@psidvicious]

Having done my fair share of those, I can say that probably the most important thing to look out for on those pours is site prep. Access, access, access! How ever much room you think will be ample for pumps and concrete trucks, triple it and it’ll start to get close to what you really need. AND have a plan B, C and D. The reserve pump is always a good idea. If you can have a dozer or excavator there to help with stuck trucks and re-grading is always a plus too. I think there’s a law that states, _”If a concrete truck is going to get stuck, it must do so in the access path of all other trucks, thus preventing the pour from moving forward.”_

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

Good information. Thanks for watching

[@psidvicious]

@@MuddyfeetConcretePumping *Subbing* 👍

[@chrislasala]

@@MuddyfeetConcretePumping How many square feet is this?

[@dco956]

Wet it up and GO.........WASH OUT FAST...& MOVE

[@alejandrodelatorre5229]

Wow.. I’ve done jobs half that size, and it’s super stressful. And those added guidelines for that specific area on time, and city inspections.. you all did a great job ! A beer is well deserved lol

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

I thought so Thanks for watching!!!

[@mcvet57103]

I'm a retired Redi-mix driver. Been retired coming up on 3 years. Our company had their own pump trucks, so the drivers not only delivered, but sometimes had to assist the pump operator on site with setting up, folding up, traffic control, and directing trucks. Watching your videos takes me right back to driving again.

[@fuzzybutkus8970]

I’m retired 5 years kinda gets juices flowing for sure.Love to see that house when finished.

[@scottbortiatynski5395]

I was one of two pumps yesterday (San Antonio) 570 yards eleven hours of pumping 17 finishers

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

Some days are better than others

[@concrete.testing]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/nZrInp-jl6qMhq8

[@kurtfrancis4621]

TCB - Taking Care of Business

[@dannystranahan1004]

How much per hour does a pump truck driver/operateter make ? Starting pay for new guy and for an experienced operateter?

[@LetsGoBrandon11]

@@dannystranahan1004 you can't even spell 😂

[@omahabigbill2789]

DRONE DRONE DRONE! Overhead shots of that ridiculously large house pour would have been awesome!!!

[@cornpop9262]

Yes sir. That would be cool

[@jackconnolly2665]

DAMN boy!! That is a huge pour. I have only done a few small concrete jobs in my life and it was always stressful. I cant imagine the stress of this kind of job.

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

Hate to pay the electric bill

[@whskythrttl]

Good job with the pumps. I never want to live someplace where my neighbors are so uptight there can only be noise between 7 and 4, and the city council shows up cause there's dirt in the road. Hey bud, we got five hundred yards going in, now get away from me! Lol

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

Your right. It can be frustrating having them breathing down your neck.

[@joshp3994]

"This concrete's going one of two places...this jobsite or your front yard. You pick!" haha

[@damianallen7461]

Hi I Operate a 32 meter pump truck over in South Carolina you guys help me learn how clean and pump concrete 👍🏾 thank you all keep posting I’ll keep watching

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

Thanks for watching!!! Try not to to pickup any of our bad habits

[@TheGamingmidnightsun]

@@MuddyfeetConcretePumping especially cleaning out the boom the wrong way oops😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@wandaj.guzman9874]

Very good Video lot a issues but super fast service thanks to Chris and Bill and Always Jeff

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

Thanks for watching!!!

[@T.E.P.]

so glad to have subbed to this channel. incredible!

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

Thanks man!! Welcome aboard !!!

[@jeffzupko4859]

That's one monster house! Don't think we will see Dirt Perfect doing a ICF job that size!

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

I’m sure he could handle it if he was given the opportunity.

[@newrealm9187]

You guys are amazing! Keep up the good work!!

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

Thanks for watching!!!

[@newrealm9187]

@@MuddyfeetConcretePumping of course! Good content I enjoy!

[@Drwild75]

@@newrealm9187 but u

[@mvasqu762]

Funny. I'm a driver in Cali and I'm off due to rain so now I'm watching the job get done lol that's how much I love the job

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

Thanks for watching!!!

[@01tyrus]

Awesome team work! One of the best videos

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

Thanks man!!!

[@peggypatton9170]

I use pour 100 yards little over day with 7 guys boy those where long hot days 500 lord I done concrete my whole life never been on 500 pour great job .

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

It was a big one

[@jasonberg8770]

Like the videos live far north in Canada just got on the 50 z boom having hard time with 5 booms I run mostly 4 boom a frame but your videos help me out thanks have fun

[@johnnelson8956]

I want to see that mega house once its completed.

[@dangerrangerlstc]

Love how the city says you have to stop and contractor says hell no.

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

Lol. Guess they didn’t know who they where messing with.

[@jimpizza6518]

Had a city in Cleveland send a street sweeper in between trucks. Couldn't wait until we had dumped them all. and I've also told inspectors...." Not stopping in the middle of the Pour".......They just leave........Good job men ......Enjoyed it......36 yrs. in the mud.....ET

[@toddr.4630]

Great job,, much appreciated ✌️

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

Thanks man

[@slappinyachettv1094]

That’s a WHOLE LOTTA house.

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

Crazy

[@Bill_N_ATX]

That’s not a house, that’s a starter castle.

[@scottprosek7356]

It’s a decent size for a weekend retreat, probably a bit cramped for full time living😂

[@black7987echo]

It’s Gus’ meth lab.

[@rarecandy3445]

im moving to new mexico to train on and operate boom pumps. cant wait to build stuff

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

Cool! Good luck to you

[@jacob5525]

awesome video. real world perspective

[@vincezappia2633]

Good effort guys, well done

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

Thanks man!!!

[@concretechrissantoro5299]

Good job fellas I would of had a 953 or 963 loader onsite to pull mixers in and out and regrade road up when needed and put two mixers on each pump

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

We where able to get 2 trucks at a time to the pumps. I still think we got lucky though.

[@greggyp647]

I'm only 8 minutes into the video watching the pumpers grinding through the mud and my stomach is already churning. Not sure if I can watch the rest of it. I should be in bed but it is like watching a slow train wreck. I won't sleep tonight... at least I hope I don't, I will have bad working dreams of concrete jobs gone wrong.

[@eddiecabrera1408]

Wow that was one hell of a job 510 yards. Holy shit, but good job man. Keep up the good work. Be safe and keep pumping cause I'll be watching

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

Thanks for watching!!!

[@keylargo2001]

The company I work for have 4 pumps. Which are 17,32,38 and 40 meter. Their all busy every day doing 2-3 jobs a day. All the trucks are brand new Concords. We also have 14 front discharge mixers.

[@joeconner9801]

Government is always the problem with progress! Awesome job.

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

Seems to be!

[@ebk304]

Man I absolutely love your videos! Thanks Brother. I admire you very much. I wish I lived in Texas. You are the closest fellow I’ve seen. I would love to work for you. It’s so rare to see a Boss like you. God Bless you & God Bless Texas! Local 555 Cement Mason Portland Oregon.

[@scruffy6151]

I remember that video. The back pump never touched mud but, still made money.

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

Yes and I’m glad we didn’t need him. Lol

[@scruffy6151]

@@MuddyfeetConcretePumping that is true statement.

[@davrelalexander8735]

I love this . Back here in Grenada that is what I do

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

Thanks for watching

[@dacodaberger8213]

Residential pours I find more stressful than some of my large commercial pours I just did 1600 yards over 18 hours with my 46 meter me and another operator only used the one truck. Had a another one just in case but no room to set it up. Also had to move twice. And yet I think I’d still rather pour the 1600 hundred that that mess of a residential.

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

That’s pretty impressive

[@judd_s5643]

A house that big is insane!

[@cmh2111]

I guess Elon's building.

[@craigwask6098]

In NJ you are required to have your access and egress roads usually covered with 2 1/2 inch stone to wash off wheels before exiting onto public roadway

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

Not a bad idea.

[@shawnhuk]

I was honestly thinking the same thing. Looks like they’re driving on sand.

[@alansims4344]

I'm seeing that here in TX more and more. As well as just more use of that "tumbled" stone for stabilizing all sorts of places.

[@jeffkuipers1030]

in my 18 years of driving a front discharge oshkosh REDI-MIX in south central wisconsin this makes getting around jobsites so much easier and having 6x6 so you won't get stuck. I'M SO SPOILD TO DRIVE A GREAT CONCRETE TRUCK.

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

I think some guys need to invest in some around here.

[@jeffkuipers1030]

we can haul 9.5 to 11 yards of crete rears don't look like they can haul that much.@@MuddyfeetConcretePumping

[@bertcochran1770]

Soooo.... when I'm hung over, and throwing up, I guess I'm a front discharge huh?

[@concretechrissantoro5299]

Been there before and had to tell the city inspector to pound sand we ain’t stopping the pour until its all on the ground the only thing they will do is make it tough on the builder getting the rest of his inspections

[@psidvicious]

They’ll get over it 🤷‍♂️

[@michaelschwanke2810]

I love it when yuppies don't realize THEYRE HOUSE HAD TO BE BUILT AS WELL.

[@normanchristin1923]

Great Job! Looking forward to the podcast when it posts! It was not up as of yet!

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

It should be sometime this afternoon.

[@normanchristin1923]

@@MuddyfeetConcretePumping Just got done listening to the podcast, great job! Neat to see how you have grown and how you got to where you are! I was hoping you would elaborate more on if you see yourself adding a bigger boom in the future. Thanks to you and Bill for the great content!

[@omahabigbill2789]

I was hoping to see a lot more mud pouring and finishers at work.

[@TheRealJesseStoltzfus]

Quite different up here. Most concrete trucks unload over the front, engine in back, are 8 wheelers and 6x6 drive. They’d never get stuck in that stuff you got there. Bet it was a fun pour.

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

I’m not sure why we don’t have front discharge trucks.

[@garyforestiere7732]

Drove a rear for 10 years and company finally got with the times and started buying fronts had a brand new one for my last 10 years have no idea why they still buy and sell rear discharge trucks I could do more work and faster especially sidewalks driveways and truck dump slabs never mind pumps I could reach from any angle to get at the hopper!

[@augustreil]

Great video as always ! Besides cost, what's the reason for not putting some stone down, at least at the entrance/exit ? Thank you.

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

There was rock between the road and gate entrance. The grass had grown through it

[@sonofiraqiraq5483]

Very nice my friend this work is very good

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

Thanks man!!!

[@scottprosek7356]

I’ve done a few jobs in that development, definitely a pain having to use the contractor’s entrance.

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

I’ve done a few trailer pump jobs there but this was my first.boom pump job.

[@donaldreed3730]

All the deep trenches are to reinforce the slab against expansive clay (bentonite) heaving so prevelant in Texas, and seen throughout the video. Whither by owner request or building code, the job is being done right. I visited a church in Burleson, TX (FtWorth) where the floors were heaved all over.

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

Yes these are typically engineered slabs

[@yardfowl3149]

i've poured a lot of slabs on grade in california and typically the only deep trenches are for load bearing walls and posts, i was trying to figure out what all the trenches on this slab could possibly be for. Thanks for your comment, i can rest easy now that i know.

[@JoeBribem]

I had no idea clay could heave that bad. They use clay for building pond dams, so I thought it was really strong and stable.

[@dexterjsullen]

@@JoeBribem theres all types of clay yall and moisture content.

[@anthonycadiou8367]

Hard working men.

[@user-kd3ot7ng1p]

Nice job, our company poured a foundation in Troy, MI....3,400 cy @ 400 cy per hour using 8 concrete pumpers.

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

I bet that’s impressive to watch.

[@jimbattles9642]

did pours over 500 yards up to 2000 yards using up to 3 batch plants, up to 40 trucks, up to 3 pump trucks and all at night. had to do quality testing on all with multiple cylinders to verify strength.

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

Cool, thanks for watching

[@davidkeys1879]

The added weight and wheel base difference does make a huge difference when the ground is soft.

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

I agree

[@TheGameUNDGunMan]

That’s an intimidating slab, the company I work for does flatwork, 500+ yd slabs all the time, and I think those are bad. I couldn’t imagine the stress on a mono pour like that. Usually the slabs I work on are rectangular so they’re easier I think, lots of machine work once everything’s on the ground though.

[@GFSwinger1693]

That is a heck of a lot of grade beams, that must be very expansive soil.

[@peggypatton9170]

I had hose blow out on me at age 19 it took me 30 feet up in air I was pouring basement walls that was one heck of ride once you get concrete in your blood you can't get it out.

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

I agree

[@terrytarrantll]

I gotta come meet y’all one day I love pumping and miss East texas lol

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

Shouldn’t be a problem!

[@dannystranahan1004]

How much per hour does a pump truck driver/operateter make ? Starting pay for new guy and for an experienced operateter?

[@randycrager4074]

Hell of a pour! I wonder if the trucks would have done better if they'd have been front dumpers, being the weight is distributed better on a the tires. Haven't seen or used a rear dumper in many years!

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

Good question

[@jakeinzillo4755]

I would love to come over and pump concrete in the states when we are allowed international travel, I pump concrete in Melbourne Australia and I love it

[@fronabargerconveyingpumping]

Wonder when the international travel will be up and going strong again. Covid sure put a big damper on things last year and starting out this year.

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

Yep. I’m want to do the same thing also.

[@CowboyCarCrushing]

Daaaanngg...11K!!!! Awesome 👍

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

Thanks man!!!

[@DirtBrute]

Great job 👍

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

Thanks man!

[@adamtabor376]

Nice work

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

Thanks man!!!

[@bobbyb322]

Big money working on even bigger monies house good job guys looks good too

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

Thanks man!!!

[@idadho]

Would it work to have the first few trucks dump half their load at the first pump then come around the back with a lighter truck to reduce the risk of getting stuck? Once you get some lighter trucks packing a road, full loads could make it to the back.

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

I think it would take to long to try that

[@idadho]

@@MuddyfeetConcretePumping Considering how long the 2nd pump truck sat idle waiting for the first load, a slower start at the first truck would get the second truck going with less risk of liquefaction under full loads. As you said, your pumper made it but weighs 10,000 less. That is 2 1/2 yards of concrete. Just an idea from a thinker. But, you got it done.

[@cornpop9262]

Holy crap. That looks a million dollar concrete pour

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

I wouldn’t even try to guess what it cost.

[@davidperrin4856]

Wow. Awesome video. It sure does take a lot of work to presite the job. Those HOAs sure can be a huge pain in the butt. It's a wonder that the concrete trucks weren't waiting at the gate to get in at 7AM. I definitely agree with Bill he should have scraped the mud off instead of putting more dirt that's not packed down on top of the mud. That is a huge place. I thought it was going to be a lot worse than it was with the trucks getting stuck. That was funny what you said to the backup pump truck. "Where those guys are, run them over". It's funny but it's the most simple way of explaining where you want them to go. That was a huge job. What kind of burger did you get Bill and Chris from Whataburger? It's almost been a year since I have eaten there. I would not have shutdown either. Just get that job done because you know the longer your there it seems like the HOA gets more aggravated at everyone. Awesome video. Really enjoying your videos. I guess he couldn't stay out of her pants for that size of house.

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

Their was a lot to this job site. Very glad it worked out for everyone. This could have been a night mare.

[@DavinderSingh-by7us]

Well done

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

Thanks man!

[@khoperator478]

Yes hello sir i'm a plant Operator and i like your video.

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

Thank you so much for watching

[@bradledger3347]

With two trucks like that, in regards to the wireless remotes, are they 2.4GH or are you able to change the freq.so as one is not controlling the other truck or interfering with it's signal ? Great videos by the way.

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

I’m guessing they are different radio frequency. They are programmed to each box. And each truck has a separate remote fir back up.

[@larryowens6041]

Doesn’t work that way

[@erixgarcia5166]

@13:00 what camera do you use?. It looks amazing

[@Cykelstyre]

Did you not forget more iron reinforcement in the concrete? With the geological soil shown, that house foundation will be a puzzle at the first extra hot summer!

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

I’m not responsible for the iron reinforcement. I’m responsible for pumping the concrete.

[@Cykelstyre]

@@MuddyfeetConcretePumping Okay, different construction culture and different responsibilities in other countries. Just very surprised, in little Sweden there is always a quality manager who will protect the construction of the house (independent of builders and clients). The reinforcement in the video is not even enough for a shithouse in little Sweden. You have done what you asked as an order .... fill it with concrete! And you did it quickly and nicely! Thanks for your answer. 10-4

[@Jasonrotfl]

Awesome video guys, I was actually the one that pulled out that loaded truck at 23:00. Stay safe out there.

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

Awesome!! Thanks for commenting

[@thecorpse1970]

with all those trucks coming in and out with no stone the pathways are gonna sink how do you factor that in?? im a mixer driver in ohio. i know its gonna sink some.

[@chrisfrost9176]

Do they have any front discharge mixers in Texas they can get around so much better

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

I’ve never seen one that was in service or delivering concrete. In Texas

[@crosshairmedia1140]

Are y’all running a 5-4” reducer on the 4 sections of those booms?

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

Yes we are.

[@jacksak]

Great video... thanks... What happens if you can't finish on time by the deadline?

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

Beg for forgiveness. Lol

[@Bill_N_ATX]

I was fixing to say, “pay the fine.” Kind of like UPS and FedEx in the city just figure in the parking tickets to the cost of doing business. You can spend hours looking for a parking spot or just gamble that you beat the meter maids. On a job this big, the contractor might just figure paying off the city into the deal.

[@WinnfieldCustoms]

gotta love mudfest ! that was quite the job yall defiantly got thrown a curve ball. good thing you got the mud cups took care of they might have blowed out on this one lmao .. Id hate to see the power bill during the summer on that big sumbitch

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

I’m glad everything went pretty smoothly on our end.

[@ramblin_man23]

22:35 as soon as I saw that truck bounce up and down I knew he was stuck again. I'm new and just started driving for Cemex and when my truck bounces I get stuck.

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

Yep

[@tommyfrancis7174]

As a guy up in Illinois, i just shake my head at the fact that there are next to no basements down there. Just, the best and most cost effective square footage, positioning of MEP, storage and living space. Must be a mindset...

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

Or the water table is shallow

[@1952jjp]

Water table is high, so, the cost of remediation is not worth the cost to get a basement.

[@waynebrinkhuizen2991]

Good job mate but iam surprised the beams weren't vibrated

[@lovejcdc]

Great video man, I am curious what the square footage came to on that house?

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

I’m not sure if I ever heard

[@rodfair5698]

How do you clean out the concrete from the pipes when you have finished?

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

We pull a sponge back. You can see it towards the end of this video. kzbin.info/www/bejne/pGLYpn-ZfL-Jn9U

[@polishman4168]

Also another question I’m a Rodbuster from Cali don’t know too much about concrete , but I don’t see any vibrators and that’s slot of concrete , are you not worried about air pockets? Or is it a heavier mix that compacts better? Just trying to gain some more knowledge, would appreciate the info

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

I’m not worried about it. We are the pump company. I’m not responsible for how they work the concrete. I just have to make sure they get it.

[@polishman4168]

Got it I kinda figured You were just pumping , I appreciate the response brotha

[@roddiener]

@@polishman4168 ACI Code requires consolidation by vibration in slabs, these boys are in Texas, guess they do whatever they wanna do, if I was the owner I would have had a rep on site, that's just me though, Retired 416.

[@polishman4168]

@@roddiener hell ya brother I’m in 416 out of Cali , Rodbuster , for how much money they spent on just the land concrete and labor I’d definitely have someone supervising

[@davidbagley1783]

Awesome... aloha from Hawaii..

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

Howdy from Texas!!!!

[@mr.concrete0311]

Dam cities and there laws!!can't they see we working over here 🤣🤣

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

Lol.

[@davidwooten3430]

Just think of the taxes the city would collect on the 2 million dollar house that’s going up. They should give workers some slack.

[@concrete.testing]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/nZrInp-jl6qMhq8

[@cdawg9149]

How many times does someone step into the footings once they are filled and hidden.

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

I’m Not sure but it happens

[@craigmcfadden6538]

Lol! Our pump guys name is chris too

[@michaelrobbins6694]

Loved the podcast! Still wondering where that toe is hiding! ;-)

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@cruiserhog1]

what happens to the wood supports you left buried in the concrete and sticking out a bit at the first of the video

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

They get pulled once the concrete starts setting up

[@Towing417]

I want to see the plant those trucks were coming out of. I'm a mixer driver and my company has plants all over california. In northern california our best plant can batch a truck in 3 minutes. They must have something that is at least that fast I would think.

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

They have 2 batch plants within a a few miles of this location.

[@1topfueldrag]

that’s a hell of a layout

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

It’s a big one

[@1topfueldrag]

@@MuddyfeetConcretePumping COVID must not have hurt that family. Good for them, which makes it good for y’all

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

It was a good year for us. Hopefully we keep the momentum.

[@mikeortiz1338]

That GC needs to learn how to prepare for a big pour, should have had a site plan with some rip rap for the driveway, and compacted base around the site to avoid muddy messes and trucks getting stuck. Come work in CA, and you'll learn quickly how to do it right or actually get shut down! ...lol

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

Thanks for watching!

[@KevinPolin]

Hell Yeah Mike!!!

[@roddiener]

Could have used some rumble plates....

[@marcconner8382]

Big thing i miss about Texas....Whataburger!

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

It’s a good hamburger for sure

[@maghtx2]

On my way to get 1..

[@patfranks785]

Wait, that's a slab for a single family house? I've heard everything is bigger in TX but damn.

[@vaughnhill3437]

It must be nice to be able to afford a hoise that dang big.

[@mars6433]

I don't mean to be a super 'MURICA !! fan boy but, this is a beautiful thing. This is how America gets built. These companies are providing a lot of jobs and yeah, your streets are going to get a little dirty but, Karen and Kenny just needs to suck it up a little.

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

Great to be a part of it

[@Johndeere-lf9pg]

Good stuff. What do you guys plan on pumping In a average hour. I know in video you said something about 80 yards.

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

80 to 100 yards is a good average. 60 to 80 is more realistic though.

[@Johndeere-lf9pg]

Thanks for the reply. We really appreciate your videos.

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

Thank you for taking your time and watching!

[@rjg514]

My old boss on a concrete crew would get so mad if you even mentioned rain on a job would almost fire you over it

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

Yeah , rain is a bad word in the concrete business. Especially when the footings are opened up.

[@johnswick4593]

I noticed a KW pump onsite. Most booms I saw in the industry were Macks. Did you guys special order that Kenworth?

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

No. A lot of the new ones are going to Kenworth. Both of ours are Kenworth and we love them.

[@johnswick4593]

@@MuddyfeetConcretePumping Mack's cab over design lets you get a little closer to the pour, but the rides crappy. I'd take KW cab verses a COE any day . Thanks for making these vids.

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

Those Mack’s are work horses but the MR cabs ride like covered wagons and the air conditioning sucks. I’ll take the Kenworths any day of the week over the MR’s but the granites might be just as well but I haven’t tried one of them.

[@johnswick4593]

@@MuddyfeetConcretePumping Yep! Like riden a buck board.

[@dppmm6567]

I would have thought with the time constraints and size of that job they would have had a dozer or something to pull trucks around.

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

We got lucky.

[@dppmm6567]

@@MuddyfeetConcretePumping I really enjoyed the podcast. It is nice to have a little background info on the channels I watch. I am looking for a pair of muddy feet thongs. You might have to have some more made.

[@dppmm6567]

Whatever you do DO NOT google muddy feet underwear!

[@kw5672]

and I thought my 100 yard stamped patio was a lot. 😂😂

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

That is a lot fir a patio!!!

[@raulruizrivera5642]

God how much was that?

[@kw5672]

@@raulruizrivera5642 $28,000

[@raulruizrivera5642]

@@kw5672 thats a real good price

[@Super-Six4]

I prefer truck cab in Europe, after the pump machine are the same, gord pumping

[@jackt833]

Hey mister. Im a new operator. Im in ontario canada. Im just confused about all these house “slabs” you guys do. Do houses in Texas not have basements or what? Cus all i do is footing s and foundations

[@MuddyfeetConcretePumping]

We see very few basements here. Mainly house foundations

[@jamestaylor1614]

Should of set 3rd pump up and pump into the hopper so the trucks don't have drive around