Concrete plant tour - Victory style!

Join me as I take an inside look into the operation of a concrete ready mix plant. There are a lot of moving parts and a lot of things that need to go right to get your 6 bag mix delivered on time. Concrete is awesome, pass it on!

[@VictoryOutdoorServices]

This is a general overview of how a concrete plant works. I just barely scratched the surface. There are so many more details that I could have included but I hope you get a good idea how ready mix gets done. Enjoy the video and have a great weekend!

[@mldrum5934]

Have a good weekend!!

[@Fumble_911]

Have a good weekend!!

[@joeohara2429]

Good work Ryan

[@mitchlewallen4519]

Thank you Ryan Iv Learned a lot this morning I’m enjoying this can’t wait to see your other victory Easy Money Tours 💰 👋👋

[@rickyracoon3151]

NICE HOOD MAN!!! EASY MONEY, USA!

[@BRADST3RR]

bro this channel is gonna have 200k by the begining of the year man keep up the videos consistency is the key man even if u only do 2 videos a week keep up the good work i dont even do concrete or anything but i watch this every morning after a long 10hr shift on 3rd

[@gizm0532]

facts i dont even do concrete and i still watch this man

[@DirectorEvN]

Who would have thought concrete would be this interesting?!

[@LeTomato]

Consistency and now shorter duration. The preference is for ad time to increase as a proportion of user view time.

[@nothanx3867]

@@LeTomato , you get ads?

[@elijahbriggs1435]

@@nothanx3867 I don’t

[@LegendaryMike]

19:19 Ryan kicking the driver out 😂. This was a great behind the scenes. I don't work in this industry but this channel has been a gateway to the world of concrete. Not only have I've been entertained but i've learned a few things over the last several of months. Keep up the great work!

[@youtubeconnollyfamily]

Here in Boston Massachusetts we use a very popular concrete company but every time I drove past the factory I always wondered how it worked inside. So this video gives me a good idea. Thank you

[@mib20000]

my dad ran a badge plant back in the 80's. I went with him a few times and it wasn't any computers as in this video and no cameras. He had a giant mixing bin and a board with big buttons that would make the bin mix or command stone or cement to drop in it. he would spray water in as needed. this plant did a lot of precast concrete and made our Carrier Dome stadium with precast columns.

[@devonfisher5040]

This is so cool!! Me, an IT nerd, would love to see what the IT infrastructure for this company looks like!

[@reddye2331]

I’ve always thought it’s a bit tacky when people say all the sending prayers all tht stuff. But I’m sitting here right now after receiving phone call from a life time friend who lives in ur guys city. And now I’m saying prayers for U and bugs Eric Francisco. And all u guy’s family. Hope u all are safe in tht crazy evilness.

[@HAIL0ZARK]

Thank you! I honestly love your channel Ryan. Been around since beginning of summer! This channel is great because it shows you that no matter where you work there's always the same kind of people. In the kitchen I've seen many a buggs, Eric, Mr Bobby, it's great to see! Enjoy the easy money tour!!!!

[@VictoryOutdoorServices]

That's all true, thank you.

[@gingerwheeler3319]

That was really interesting. I have had concrete delivered and had no idea it was so technically involved before it got to me. Thank You. Can't wait until you start your tour. Be Safe.

[@roblochjr3958]

I love that your taking us through world of concrete. I mentioned before I am a retired contractor from New Jersey and Im an avid fan of yours. Please keep the videos coming ! EASY VIDEOS !

[@mommieDDD]

Hi! I'm 69 yr old Grandma now from AZ, orig lived my whole life in IL. I definitely know difference you talk about in humid and dry hot weather. I loved this video, very informative. Been watching all your new & old videos. Thanks so much for sharing. My fav vid's are when you add music and it becomes the (dance of the concrete men). Your a very kind, informative boss. Beside your daughters have you ever had a female employee??? Just wondered!! Thanks again.

[@scottsmith966]

I just ran across your videos yesterday and you seem to be a great guy/boss to work for, I had my own contractor business in floor covering for many yrs and even though it was hard work. I miss just going to work at different places daily, between a bad truck accident and two heart attacks now I watch videos of you guys and others doing these jobs. Good luck to you and your family and God bless you all.🙏🙏🙏

[@amviciouso]

I still remember when I was concreting engineer, those sleepless nights. I have to fight with these batching plant sometimes when their truck is delay especially when pouring vertical to avoid cold joints or when their mix did not pass the slump test. 😅

[@adimeter]

I'm a 76 yr o female in California. I have never been able to pass a concrete truck without turning my head all the way around (Linda Blaire style). I always say, until you work in an industry, you never know what goes on there. Thank you for this wonderful vide that satisfies years of curiosity.

[@Doc_Chim26]

As a concrete truck driver in Chicago it's very cool to see other plants and company's. But also it's awesome to see how you guys turn this concrete into beautiful driveway or patio. We never get to see the finished product once we leave.

[@streetrodder2846]

My son installs GPS units on trucks, trailers, and containers for a multitude of different companies in the U.S. It has become a booming business. Another two thumbs up video! 👍👍 Thank You...

[@DonVito-xf6yw]

I don't know how I missed this video; because I watch them all. But this was a great informative video and I had no clue how this all worked. Thank you Ryan for all your videos and hard work.

[@Rangerracing1085]

I’m going to show this to all my guys at work. I’m a concrete foreman in Seattle for Conco cement we built parking garages,high raises, etc… big fan of the show I’ve actually learned a lot about how to talk to my guys.

[@peggypatton9170]

Im 42 been doing concrete since age 14 I didn't know some these things great video

[@thegoodchad3578]

I love that you do all of this on a GoPro when other people stress over expensive camera gear. Content is key.

[@brianbelcher4793]

That was really freaking cool. A buncha years ago we were pouring light pole bases for hospital and I had the opportunity to bring the test cylinders to the state yard for breaking. I never really knew all of the logistics behind it. Great video sir!

[@henryfehr6202]

Great information here. I use an Aero chocolate bar to describe the air in concrete. Most people have bit into an Aero bar and have seen the holes. I really love the grates where the trucks dump loads that go right to the conveyor.

[@jamesdollar1607]

You know, this one was more entertaining and informative than watching " how's it made" on discovery. Very well made sir.

[@TracksideViews]

I can see these off-season videos are going to be really interesting!

[@chupa9802]

Please do one of these videos on a quarry/crush plant 😅 Awesome video Ryan. Been a fan for a couple months and enjoy your content a lot. Reminds me of my younger days as a laborer then equipment operator then finisher/laborer/operator. I miss the concrete business a lot, but once I got a CDL I switched to driving.

[@tomallan9329]

Yes how cement is made.

[@adimeter]

What does CDL stand for? Thank you.

[@7Kiddo]

Awesome Ryan. It's incredible to me that you create so many unique video ideas AND edit them yourself.. on top of your business!! Most people underestimate how remarkable that is

[@jasonkazarian7463]

That’s a sophisticated batch plant!! Everything is computerized!

[@Kgoutdoor]

I just posted my first KZbin video. concrete demo with the skid steer! Still don’t have a go pro but my iPhone 11 worked! You gave me inspiration. Thanks

[@Citizen16603]

I’ve learned a lot watching the last few months, but I really enjoyed this video. I’ve always wanted to know how this works on this side of things. Editing is great here and talking with the employees and drivers always makes me smile. Keep up the good work.

[@jchainsaw51]

EXCELLENT video. Not in the construction business myself, I honestly enjoyed learning how concrete is made. Also, cudos to the warehouse crew for having such a neat and orderly warehouse. A lot of my career was d/c manager and I know how hard it is to get the crew to keep things organized. Really enjoyed this experience. God bless.

[@scottdominick2949]

Thank you ! 50 years old and I learned a lot in 24 minutes! Excellent job...keep it up!

[@OutBoardTink62]

Wow It came to fruition I requested to see this process recently very cool to see how concrete is made and tested ,etc.. Thanks GP

[@hansgrubber5753]

Awesome tour Ryan! Thank you for educating us on concrete and cement and how it all works together.

[@rockc9634]

Been doing Concrete 20 years. Very cool to see the other side.

[@miltonproton3179]

The belt also has a scale, which is calibrated every other week. the orders go via pneumatic tube to the truck driver. “ easy monye “ this is very interesting , but also nice that this company is so open and let them look in the kitchen . 👍. thanx Victorystyle

[@davidolson6377]

I love what you do,the pride you take in concrete shows threw in your videos and I wish more people loved what they do like you cause the world would be a better place.Keep up the good work.

[@drk6067]

Really love what your doing here Ryan. You have a kind soul and good heart Sir. It really shows in your interactions with people. This is something special that you have cultivated here. Your videos are very entertaining, informative and enjoyable, thank you.

[@jmullins528]

Look forward to watching the videos in the morning. Ryan your knowledge of concert is very impressive. Great job on making the channel grow. They guys that work for you are very lucky to have a boss like you. You don’t care to get done get dirty with them.

[@antoniomolina1804]

Awesome video and explaining, respect for the plant guys making it happen!

[@MidniteHorrorfest]

I know the channel is pretty big at the moment but this feels like the start of an EPIC beginning. When someone can start with their own personal story and it grows to include others who are established in their own right as collaborators that's when big things unfold. So glad to have been here for a while and witness firsthand the sparks that can become a raging fire of success for you Ryan.

[@poppopkustomkars1234]

When I was a concrete inspector, we used to see who could break the hydraulic press test machine in the lab. Brings back memories. Great video!!!!

[@Flipsen07]

This is so cool to see! Thank you for showing us this Ryan

[@timepanini]

I love this video! Thanks for this. I really enjoy pouring concrete. I’ve done it a few times with my dad and loved it. Sitting in an office these videos are great to relive some of the things we did

[@stevehawkins8066]

Thanks for sharing this information with us. This was a great video. It's amazing to see the whole process of what it takes to make concrete and getting it delivered to the job sites.

[@Bl00duser]

This was awesome, Mike Rowe gots some competition.

[@arkansas1336]

As a retired contractor I throughly enjoyed this video and you didn't cover much of the specialty/technical stuff. But this was very complete for the every day person driving on concrete. Thanks for the video!

[@jonathanbergquist3113]

I just wanted to say I really love the channel! I have been watching since the beginning of your season and it really takes me back. Right out of high school I worked construction and installed garage doors on new construction and it was good work. I have moved to an office job now, and watching the videos really takes me back to those old jobs. Keep up the awesome videos and I can't wait to see the Easy Money Tour videos!

[@rmyerscmi]

Wow! Excellent job with this video. You have a natural talent for storytelling. Can't wait for more of these videos. Rockin' it Victory-style!

[@SushiPac]

That’s very interesting!!! Never really knew how and what it all took to “simply” fill a truck very impressive

[@maytham236]

Thanks Ryan and all people involved in this video, surly informative God bless all, best regards from Iraq 🇮🇶

[@randycrager4074]

Excellent video Ryan! As many yards of concrete I've laid down I have never had a chance like you to experience the whole system. I'm retired now at 66 and I have to tell you, I loved concrete. My Brother in law would get tweaked out when the truck showed up and our Pumper guy Andy would always laugh at Rick for how nervous he got. Andy would say, "I wish He'd mellow out, I'm doing most of the work, lol. Keep the videos coming and again, thank you for everything! God Bless all ya'll.

[@captraines]

I'm a contractor in virginia and I enjoy this channel. I have learned more from this channel on concrete then I could have imagined. This vid was great. I have always wondered how these plants work. Great job!

[@johnpollack5527]

Great video, Ryan!! I honestly didn’t think I cared about how concrete was made but watched the entire video. You are doing great stuff-please keep em coming!!

[@Brian-wq6oi]

That was an awesome video. After watching all your videos now I have a great understanding of the process. Thank you.

[@HT-ww3zg]

Six months ago, I didn't know Jack about concrete. Then the KZbin algorithm pointed me to Victory. Never thought I'd know what I know now. Thanks Ryan!

[@hussle81]

Love the vids Ryan, can’t wait to see the Easy Money Tour & future snow season vids, only because we get NO snow in Melbourne Australia!!!!

[@jmconcretecoloradosprings]

This is one of the ideas I had for our channel. Glad to see how it looks on your channel. We definitely want to do this now. That and a video of our recycling plant where we take broken concrete. Great video Ryan.

[@reeeee7839]

This is a brilliant insight into the background functions of what you do, very interesting stuff! Thanks for this vid man!

[@Will97675]

I really enjoyed listening to the QC guy explaining about how concrete is made. Now it makes sense why you order concrete the way that you do.

[@ClearShotYoOfficial]

Hello Ryan. Glad to see you love making videos for us as much as you love concrete.

[@SteelPenny67]

I'm so excited for this tour, this was so interesting, me and my wife were glued the entire time 😬

[@WhyStroke]

I’ve worked for a sand and gravel plant for years and always wanted a insight to one of these plants. Great video.

[@Cloroxbleach-dj9pz]

What a informative well put together video! Great job Ryan

[@kayjen469]

Our family loves your channel! So much so that when my homeschooled teenager took her algebra test this week she handed it back to me and said, “easy money”.

[@andrewmorton7409]

After watching your videos all summer and seeing what happened at the Waukesha parade today, I am praying for your family. God Bless.

[@eddierodriguez419]

WOW 😳 RYAN u really really intrigued me this morning. Lived the VIDEO.. Have a BLESS Day 🙏🏼

[@Lougan44]

I loved seeing this! Fascinating! Thanks for sharing!

[@TrumpForKing]

Excellent overview of what happens in a concrete plant. Thanks for making. Excellent and entertaining videos always and great work! Best to your crew.

[@leshawthorn3772]

Great tour Ryan, very informative and interesting. Can't wait for the tour to start.

[@jonesle43]

I wouldn't watch these kinds of videos ALL the way through. Normally I skip for stuff I want to see but the way you set it up and go through everything is very professional like a TV show. Keep it up!

[@eugeneommundsen1767]

The part about the different ingredients and the terms used gave us a great understanding of the finished product.

[@ringstinga]

Great video Ryan thanks for showing us the inner sanctums of the industry.

[@briangarity6336]

Been wanting to watch this one for awhile, finally got around to it. This was so cool!!!

[@landmarkcreations1183]

Awesome video! As a fence contractor who uses concrete to set posts, this was great info👍

[@ethanskinner8611]

I’m going to school for Construction Management and have learned a lot about concrete, it’s really cool to see the things I learned in class take place in the plant!

[@wk2268]

That is an awesome video! Always wondered about the chemistry in a cubic yard. Keep it up with the great videos!

[@blakethompson3339]

Very cool to see how the concrete gets to the job. Awesome video!

[@tiaanjansevanrensburg143]

What an awesome educational video thanks for asking all the questions we have.

[@captainnag]

That was an AWESOME video!! Thank you for that! I never thought to ask our local concrete plant if they rent stamps but I will be checking into that now after seeing this video!

[@hillsidehillside3095]

!!!!!! Veary cool !!!! In my 30+ years these are the things i always wanted to no , but couldn't !!!! THANK YOU !!!! well DONE !!!

[@hollywoodhiggins1576]

Been doing concrete for about 10 years an I have never got to see this side of the buisness! I learned a lot through this video thanks Ryan

[@Frankhill425]

Love your passion for concrete and your business. This was my standard concrete order when I was in big construction. X amount of cubic Meters, 30mpa, 100 or 120 slump, 20 ml standard chip , trucks 20 minutes apart. I'm from New Zealand so we have the metric system. Imperial-Cmon. Im just a builder who ordered alot of concrete back in the day. Left big construction, and just running smaller stuff now. Love the channel. Its my zen after work watching your videos. You have great self control. really respect that. I understand the pressure of concrete. And I understand the turnover of staff in a tough trade.

[@LtdES7638]

Loved it, thank you, that was some Academy award winning acting for the phone call scene, Easy money💸 !!! See you next time

[@PinstripeJim]

Wow. I had no idea the plant was so elaborate. I grew up as a kid driving past our local plant here in CA all the time and always loved looking at the big piles of sand and gravel but had no idea even decades later that this is how it worked.

[@briand.3552]

That was an awesome video! It is crazy all the behind the scenes action.

[@12monkeys29]

A friend once told me this and I never forget which is which. He said, Calling cement "concrete" is like calling flour "bread". Great video Ryan, thank you very much!

[@marvinakins6874]

Most interesting episode. I loved the tour.

[@tima5521]

Looks like ComandAlcon batch panels. Really enjoy watching your videos. Especially this one. Spend more time with batch plants. Everyone will understand how much technology is going into concrete mix designs. If you're ever in the Northern California area I'll give you a tour of how much technology has steered to low carbon concrete.

[@briankaitschuck125]

I like the way you always take care of people that serves you waitress or drivers even your employees you always tip great for you to care of others that's what makes your videos awesome to watch. I love it come on great expression word.

[@FrankTheTank369]

When he tried to kick the bucket truck guy out 😂🤣 i love the content keep it coming and keep up the amazing work!!

[@Hawkeye45thParallel]

Great inside content.. Very educational and answers many questions us as viewers have asked... Brilliant

[@shabo857]

Ryan, awesome video!!!! I had a decent idea of what went into those trucks but this was an eye opener! Can’t wait for more videos!

[@aitutaki50]

I just read the Wikipedia history & description of concrete--it's been around for millenia, & it's the most commonly used substance on earth 🌎, besides water itself. The worldwide concrete industry is valued @ over $600 billion per year. Your video was excellent. The one thing I always begged my parents for as a kid growing up was for an in-ground, concrete pool in our backyard. My parents eventually gave in, but they had a hard-packed sand in-gound pool, with a vinyl liner installed, instead of concrete, because concrete was too expensive. The pool was dug & built by a top-shelf contractor, & we never had a problem with it, although you could put a dent in the bottom if you dove hard into with your fists extended (or, your head). We did have a very nice concrete patio built which surrounded the pool, which had a diving board & a sliding board. It was 8 feet deep in the diving area, & 3 feet deep @ the shallow end, & the pool was 20 feet wide by forty feet long, kind of in the overall shape of an elongated peanut 🥜. If it would've been built of solid concrete, it would've cost about 5 times as much. People think concrete is cheap, but it's definitely not!

[@ryanh.8472]

Oh great way to start a day. And don't forget there was one ingredient in concrete nobody talks about anymore that nobody uses. Fly Ash. All your videos are great Ryan enjoy your weekend.

[@DavidWilson-hw8rj]

Great video sir!! I work for a general contractor, and this video was very educational! Keep up the good work and God bless!!

[@kenmccall8051]

Thanks Ryan really appreciate this video learned a lot watching it .have a great day 😎✌️👍👌🇺🇲

[@spencerc8256]

such a amazing video, i can’t wait for what this tour will offer, thank you ryan keep it up!

[@PabloGonzalez-ub6lu]

I just missed some kids taking this tour with along you. Have a nice weekend. Saludos.

[@zackgomer]

I always get a good laugh watching your videos Ryan ! Your hilarious 😂

[@reddye2331]

This was a decent start to the easy money tour. The Batch house guys watching screens sure make tht easy money 💰. But a lot on the line at same time.