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Thank you. You now know why I'm here 😅

Thanks for review. !

Looks to slow

Please explain, if i order 1 cubic yard or more, it is the same or cheaper to order a concrete truck delivery and much less work. If take in consideration $3k the price of the mud mixer, it doesn't make sense. Am I missing anything?

Hey Tom...Thanks for the tip on using toothpicks!!

Your video is so helpful - thank you very much for posting

Just had ours delivered yesterday and assembled in 20 minutes. Thanks for posting your video!!

(This was written by a civil engineer. Portions of this may apply on how to know if your mix is just right.) @mikehewitt1253 1 month ago (edited) Dear all, let me try to help everyone understand concrete. The cement part of any mortar or concrete reacts with water in a hydraulic chemical reaction (exothermic reaction i.e. generates heat). When thoroughly cured, meaning allowing enough time for this reaction to take place and preferably throughout all the cement particles where they become irreversibly hardened and water proof. However, cement on it's own will shrink significantly and crack all over so it needs a binder - sand - this 'stretches' the cement through the mix so when it hardens via Curing it's bonded to lot's of already hard sand particles and more cement particles alike creating a hard material that doesn't crack - mortar. However 😁 mortar is not strong in itself. For strength we add Aggregate, ideally for strength you want some flat, some irregular stones (not pebble like) of 3 sizes - pea size, golf ball size and halfway between those - giving us Concrete when Cured throughout. Now, I've watched many dry pour vids with interest and listened to the nay sayers saying it has to be WET to cure and therefore dry pour is nonsense......... Time for education folks where (after that which I have outlined above) you will be surprised that I'm on the side of dry pour ....... SORT OF...... When dry pouring, it is tamped thoroughly down before spraying - this is GOOD - but cement particles and sand particles and aggregate elements throughout will not all receive moisture, will not Cure and will remain as dust in parts - not good. BUT Wet is not great either! It's CONVENIENT. The best, strongest concrete is Mechanical Concrete which is made with JUST ENOUGH water to provide moisture throughout for correct curing. The test is - grab a small fist full, squeeze hard together in palm of hand and if doesn't hold shape and crumbles when released from pressure, needs more moisture. The shape should Break cleanly in two pieces without crumbling - if stretches in the break test, it's too wet. So my recommendation to all is........ Dry pour mix thoroughly together with rake, add moisture by spraying so as not to over-wet BUT rake that moisture throughout and THEN Tamp down hard compacting it all properly and level off. All this 24 hrs later stuff is inadequate - Minimum curing time is a month - covered to keep that minimum moisture in the mixed pad, base, driveway, - shouldn't be touched, don't go near it - best of both worlds here as easy as Dry Pour and stronger than the normal convenient Wet stuff which because of too much moisture cannot be as compacted and consolidated to provide the same strength. Go Mechanical guys, it's the best. Anyone want to hear my views on Earthcrete, which I find fascinating - by the way - I'm a Civil Engineer - spent an entire year studying Concrete - an entire bloody year on nothing but concrete. PS DON'T use quickset anything, you won't have enough time for all rake work, use standard Portland.

In my area they have a large version of this on a Mack a truck.

Doesn’t look like you did it but on mine I was able to pull out the rinse aid plug with a pair of needle nose pliers. The part that looks like an arrow for the rinse aid adjustment dial.

looks like tye right tool to use wyen u dont uave extra help💯👌

I wish they made it capable of pumping the concrete as well, with a hose attachment.

Question when you turn it off for a few minutes does the water shut off also ?

Were do you buy it at

Rented one yesterday for a hundred bag pour. Ran a bag and a half through before the auger broke. Disappointed.

Just wondering,if this "mud-mixer " is it just good for "pea-gravel" sack-crete"? Just wondering if it can make "REAL CONCRETE " with #57 limestone, coarse sand,& portland cement? Just seen these "rigs" use the "jiffy-mix" baggies. The so-called 5000lbs "jiffy-mixes" crack & crumble like peanut-brittle when ANYTHING bigger than a car tire rools over it even @ 4"thick. At 3000$ ,l think i'll just buy an another atachment for my "kitchen-aid" mixer when not makeing cookies or dough.

I purchased a MudMixer because of the unavailability of ready mix here in central Indiana for my DIY home room additions. We have poured 9 yards so far-formed footings and stem walls. This machine will keep 2-3 guys busy! They claim 1 yard/hour and I believe it!

Thanks Tom. I guess this is where to look if the "Add Rinse Agent" light stops coming on? (Never used anything but normal rinse agent)

Just saw this yesterday at a rental store. We're dealing with a concrete shortage up here in Indiana and this may be perfect for small jobs!

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For the last few weeks our clean dishes tasted funny. Especially cups with plain water. Today as my daughter loaded the dishwasher, she said she put in two types of soap to make sure it gets extra clean. I was like whaaaaat?! She had been putting detergent in the rinse aid dispenser. Alas, here I am. Thanks for the tutorial.

From what I’ve seen in several videos, I believe it’s just too slow. But then again I’ve never used one.

I am interested in this because I make concrete videos on youtube as well, BTW I gave u a sub

Thanks to MudMixer I just fired 3 illegal workers.

Can’t wait to rent one!

I'm building a 20ft long, 2ft high, 8 inch thick retaining wall in my backyard. Would this machine be good for this? I figure while its going I can either vibrate concrete or move the wet concrete into areas.

That doesn't look like cement. It looks like some sort of concrete mix like Quikrete.

Is this mud mixer ?

A mud mixer that can't mix mud

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its a mini volumetric mixer setup . cool

Very cool product! Do you know how much Maintaince these require?

Great review Tom!

well looks like some 30,000 people had about the same problem. thanks for saving me a service call!!

Wow he’s bright

I also put blue soap in the rinse aid dispenser. I used an air compressor to blow into the holes of the dispenser. A lot of blue foam came out, so I added some water and repeated a few times until what was blowing out was mostly water. That worked for me.

Who knew Dawn Premium refill bottles look exactly like Finish refill bottles at 11 'clock at night! Thank you so much for saving me from an expensive repair bill! This worked perfectly!

Appreciate the video, saved me a service call to get bad rinse agent out. THANKS!!

It helps a bunch thank you very much

Thanks for the video. 3 years later and still relevant. I have a different model, but the gist was the same. Putting the door back on mine required putting some plastic clips in the hinge to hold the front door and making sure the seal at the top of the control panel was in place.

Thank you very much for this, I just did the same, except my rinse aid / washing up liquid were yellow not blue ;)

I did this today!!!! But with carpet cleaner :/ my plan was just to run the dishwasher until it told me it needs a rinsing agent again... I'm going to try this instead

Great instructions! I have the same washer. Did as you said, problem solved. Thanks

Dad isn’t much better at netting than Levi

I hope it helps too! Glad I'm not the only person to do this.