PTO 3 Point Linkage Cement Mixer.

[@rvhill69]

I watched a youtube video years ago of a desert ranch using a Cement Mixer to make seed mud balls for planting a pasture.

[@FatCowFarmTatong]

That's sounds too simple what a great idea.

[@ZhouLi]

Hello , this is a cement mixer driven by tractor pto , very easy and convenient , no limited by the electric power , good choice.

[@Casey6996]

I didn't see the barrel going in to reverse. Can you lower the open end low enough to empty it out?

[@FatCowFarmTatong]

Hey Casey, the tractor PTO only spins oneway. There are heaps of adjustment brackets on the top linkage to pivot the hopper vertically. The hydraulic ram pivots the hopper to dump the concrete or to hold the mix while loading. Cheers

[@KevinKimmich44024]

I am thinking about doing a patio behind my house. the little electric mixers just won't cut it. PTO driven mixer probably has the capacity to make the job feasible. Thanks for showing one of these in action. They're pretty reasonably priced. That'd cut the backbreaking labor down to a bearable amount!

[@FatCowFarmTatong]

Hey Kevin, making the work load easier is what it's all about. Good luck. Cheers

[@VINODKUMAR-pr5jd]

Praic

[@lesboucher542]

What a great little unit. That's going to save a lot of time and effort on the back. I was wondering how hard it would be to convert it into a demountable trommel for when you need to sift compost. Two units for the price of one is always a thumbs up... Just something to keep in the back of your mind... kzbin.info/www/bejne/m32snZ1uf8RnhKM

[@FatCowFarmTatong]

Hey Les, what a great idea! I never thought. I'll certainly keep that in the rolodex file. Cheers

[@Casey6996]

@@FatCowFarmTatong that would be to hard to make as it has to be open on both ends and you don't want the rubbish all over the the back of the tractor