Ian your young man bravado is commendable, but you should exercise some caution. You are not just calling out the Man Muddyfeet but you are calling out The Mustache......many have tried, All have failed 🤠👍
That's an airbrake valve, usually used on the front brakes, when you apply the brakes (air cuff) they seal, when you release the air pressure the seals and the air dumps quicker from the valve, instead of all the line leading up to it, it gives you a quicker release of air. (HD mechanic)
Absolutely brilliant!!!!! That’s what I had figured, but wasn’t really certain. Thank you so much for chiming in on this one. I learned something new today, which makes it a good day 😁
Lol i guess I’m going to have to start getting myself conditioned again. I like a challenge. Being from Texas I will have to add to the scenario. Stay tuned for what I have in mind. 🤣🤣🤣
Really fun video today! I enjoy watching the boompump content as my school offers about 20 weeks of work experience so in about half a year ill be riding with a M56 getting to really learn concrete pumping! Watching your videos just makes me more and more exited for whats to come! Thanks for all of your hard work!
That’s so awesome!!!! Hunter, who has been in a few of my videos, did the same. He’s now finished high school and running pump full-time. He’s already a better operator than many of the more seasoned guys here locally.
Could you do a video or a series of videos on your entire fleet, and layout of each truck? Really curios to see pumps that maybe haven't been seen, here about the options you've had built, and your personal thoughts of what you would do different.
Everything up there has a beautiful scenery 😊 Thank you for being a content creator to spread the sweet sweet career choice of being a pump operator I’m happy to see so much info in all these videos it will help generations to come more than you realize with how much people are learning from the World Wide Web just amazing
Appreciate the kind words sir. I sincerely do hope that the channel does attract some interest to the industry from some of todays youth. With most every pumping company (in our at at least) having exhausted most all options to attract young/any workers, we collectively have to figure out something.
when u set you mind something and go threw trial and tribulations and come out even stronger and know even more, you will succeed and you will appreciate and adore stuff alot more, life is priceless so live your life to the fullest and when u get knocked down, get back up..... thank you for the great videos, love them
Our local schwing dealer has developed there own air cuff. It’s 2 piece hinge system that allows you to remove it before putting the tip hose on the ground as to keep it less built up with concrete and mud. It also helps if you have a double ended hose sometimes it can be hard to feed the flange through.
Check into Spatter Cote 100 for spraying your hopper down. It doesn't leave a residue like form oil and will stay wet until it is sprayed off with water. I'm going to try the pixie dust very soon, really need to try it in the hopper. Beautiful view, that's what I like about the private lake area I go to every now and then, but its usually an abnormal setup that's sometimes tricky. Pump On Scott! We're trailering for the 1st time Monday, not sure I can video since it's in a factory but I'll definitely try.
We’re blessed to have the team, equipment, and customer base which we do. Makes it possible to do our best job day in/day out. Appreciate that my man 🙏🙏🙏
Yeah. Find something to expand the weight when you setting up on a side walk or near a curbside. You put 2 by 2 it will break the ground or even worst sink that outrigger. I’ve seen it happen on a Betostar 40 meter. 😅
Yeah, city sidewalk panels can be some of the most deceiving ground conditions. Often undermined and no rebar either. Can be a bit of a booby trap (especially for the bigger pumps). At our main yard we have 240V electric pressure washer. Dollar for dollar it’s one of the best purchases we’ve ever made. As you had mentioned, it’s great for blasting the hopper clean at days end. I feel for you guys working in that kinda heat. We pretty much shutdown at anything much over 95.
Wow! Imagine having your morning coffee to that view… that donut comment made me lol 😆. So did watching that guy run those hoses, not bad haha! Just want to give u a shout out, your vids are really great. I am trying to pick up as much as possible, I should b starting my pumping career in the coming weeks… just waiting for company to purchase a new truck. Any recommendations for certain videos for newbys like my self? Ps will my forearms get jacked like yours and muddy feet from running a pump??😂
That’s awesome! Exciting to hear of a new pumper entering into the industry. Some good, young blood is desperately needed to eventually take over the reigns for us older generation guys. And yes, years of wrangling hoses will 100% result in jacked forearms 👌👌👌
@@canadianconcretepumper1979 yeh man down here at the Massachusetts/new Hampshire border… go bs! 😜. Was curious how long u have been doin it and what got u into it, maybe u could even make a video about it…
good old Squamish... spent the 80's living there, and got my start there in the construction business as a teenager around 1985 when Whistler was still in it's infant stages. Squamish sure has changed. Haven't been back since 1997, I'd probably get lost now, lol :) I'm trying to tell where you were though, was that up in Garibaldi Highlands?
I worked about 4 years for a company before I retired the best job I've had my life work with some really good and enjoy going to work each day really miss doing !✌️❤️🍺
can you imagine those people on the right side of the street, buying their dram home with amazing views then someone puts a another row of houses IN THE WAY!!?!?!? i would be pissed
I miss the water lever as well. I got the 2023 ergo 3 and now the water pump switch is a button in the menu screen. It's terrible im constantly taking my washout gloves off so i don't dirty up my remote 😒 and the water switch at the back panel only works when i lock out the remote on the computer box 😵💫 im real not impressed with this digital stuff. Im constantly in the menu of my controller doing like five different sequences to start the pump😠 when the old reliable pumps were flick the on switch and hit the bump switch and everything was on and good to go😤
Whenever I take out one of our older rigs it reminds me how ridiculous/over the top things have gotten with some of the new ones. The Ergo 1.5 on this pump I do quite like (aside from the lack of rabbit/turtle boom speed toggle switch and levers for water/agitator). We have an Ergo 2.0 on our 2019 39Z and it honestly makes me hate the world. Putzmiester made good by taking operator feedback and applying it to the new and improved Ergo 3. We do not yet have any Ergo 3.0 units in our fleet, but I do look forward to someday getting my hands on one thus cleansing my soul of the Ergo 2 experience.
@@canadianconcretepumper1979 The new 36z that was given to me to operate has the old style boom from the early 2000s, the boom hoop trying to open and close the older models was bad and it's the same with this new one. The outriggers have me working more, I'm only 5'7" and the top deck is some where around 9', it's brutal trying to sling my 25' 3" hoses back on the rack. I do like that the greaser button is in the remote menus and not in the computer box menu, even then the greaser switch was on the back panel which was convenient. This new ergo 3 has the push button for rabbit and turtle yet no indicator except for in the menu. So once again i find my self scrolling through a menu instead of focusing on the job. Even one day the remote wouldn't tell me my boom speed. I had to restart the remote and then go back to the hopper to restart that back panel. This remote will start beeping at me as im doing a wash out, i looked at the back menu to see what the warning messages are and i find none. Man, if pump concrete wasn't stressful enough! I now have a computer system to stress me out even further with mostly annoying rubbish 😑
This is a rhyme Mostly about working all of the time Its easy to whine But dont forget All the dime You will get From working over time You'll afford to place a bet And even vodka with lime Day and night Bring your flashlight The pump dumps the slump Up and away over the rebar it will stay Its a mean machine That you will have to keep clean Its a dangerous job You cant be a slob When Saturday come And your wife roam at home If you want to remain alive To the garage you will arrive There you will stay Until monday says hey
GD Scott....stop one handing all that sh**...you're making the rest of us work harder to keep up. Is 5 boards not enough?? I swear, i can put em on 5 at a time, but if you quit one handing all that, i can tone it down and only take 2 lmfao 😅😅😅😅
Yeah and the United States and Canada by law. You can start work at 7:00 and make as much noise as you want. If people start complaining about the noise that's just too bad. Tell him to go look up the law so keep up the good work. I got your channel for muddy feet
Ian your young man bravado is commendable, but you should exercise some caution.
You are not just calling out the Man Muddyfeet but you are calling out The Mustache......many have tried, All have failed 🤠👍
That's an airbrake valve, usually used on the front brakes, when you apply the brakes (air cuff) they seal, when you release the air pressure the seals and the air dumps quicker from the valve, instead of all the line leading up to it, it gives you a quicker release of air. (HD mechanic)
Absolutely brilliant!!!!! That’s what I had figured, but wasn’t really certain. Thank you so much for chiming in on this one. I learned something new today, which makes it a good day 😁
It’s a good thing that’s a hands camera that you use to take the awesome scenic pics while driving. Wouldn’t want to attract unnecessary attention
It’s mounted to a spaced-aged robotic arm which very closely resembles a human limb…. Safety first!!!!! 😁😁😁
Lol i guess I’m going to have to start getting myself conditioned again. I like a challenge. Being from Texas I will have to add to the scenario. Stay tuned for what I have in mind. 🤣🤣🤣
Really fun video today! I enjoy watching the boompump content as my school offers about 20 weeks of work experience so in about half a year ill be riding with a M56 getting to really learn concrete pumping! Watching your videos just makes me more and more exited for whats to come! Thanks for all of your hard work!
That’s so awesome!!!! Hunter, who has been in a few of my videos, did the same. He’s now finished high school and running pump full-time. He’s already a better operator than many of the more seasoned guys here locally.
Nice concrete pump work 👍greetings Piet frome Amsterdam the Netherlands 👍👊
Thank you for watching the channels sir. Much appreciate the comment 🙏🙏🤣
@@canadianconcretepumper1979 😂👍
Could you do a video or a series of videos on your entire fleet, and layout of each truck? Really curios to see pumps that maybe haven't been seen, here about the options you've had built, and your personal thoughts of what you would do different.
I’ve gone through a few of them individually. I should do a full walk around of the yard one go over each truck. This is a great suggestion 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
That's a damn nice spot to set up the office for the day!
One of those days where just just sit back and appreciate every moment of it for sure 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Everything up there has a beautiful scenery 😊
Thank you for being a content creator to spread the sweet sweet career choice of being a pump operator I’m happy to see so much info in all these videos it will help generations to come more than you realize with how much people are learning from the World Wide Web just amazing
Appreciate the kind words sir. I sincerely do hope that the channel does attract some interest to the industry from some of todays youth. With most every pumping company (in our at at least) having exhausted most all options to attract young/any workers, we collectively have to figure out something.
when u set you mind something and go threw trial and tribulations and come out even stronger and know even more, you will succeed and you will appreciate and adore stuff alot more, life is priceless so live your life to the fullest and when u get knocked down, get back up..... thank you for the great videos, love them
Should do a video with roger would be a cool video with his knowledge and experience...
Our local schwing dealer has developed there own air cuff. It’s 2 piece hinge system that allows you to remove it before putting the tip hose on the ground as to keep it less built up with concrete and mud. It also helps if you have a double ended hose sometimes it can be hard to feed the flange through.
That would be super handy. It can be a real wrestling match trying to slide the air-cuff over a 5” flange.
We definitely got the works with this video! I’m definitely going to need to get ahold of a few of those stickers you have.
I actually mailed a bunch out. It was almost a full-time jib for a day or two there, lol! I’m planning to do another run here shortly.
37:07 and what am I?! Chop liver!?!? Great video as always! Definitely am going to have to snag a super scraper!
Lol! You want in???? Done!!!!
Training starts….. today!!!!
Check into Spatter Cote 100 for spraying your hopper down. It doesn't leave a residue like form oil and will stay wet until it is sprayed off with water. I'm going to try the pixie dust very soon, really need to try it in the hopper. Beautiful view, that's what I like about the private lake area I go to every now and then, but its usually an abnormal setup that's sometimes tricky. Pump On Scott! We're trailering for the 1st time Monday, not sure I can video since it's in a factory but I'll definitely try.
I’m not kissing ass because of the die cast but honestly you’re an inspiration to me brother
We’re blessed to have the team, equipment, and customer base which we do. Makes it possible to do our best job day in/day out. Appreciate that my man 🙏🙏🙏
It’s like being on vacation and getting paid at the same time. I drive trucks to so I love being on the scenic roads. Getting paid the same time lol.
Yeah. Find something to expand the weight when you setting up on a side walk or near a curbside. You put 2 by 2 it will break the ground or even worst sink that outrigger. I’ve seen it happen on a Betostar 40 meter. 😅
I pressure wash my hopper everyday i pump when i get back to the yard.
Lately we’ve been at 105, 108
Yeah, city sidewalk panels can be some of the most deceiving ground conditions. Often undermined and no rebar either. Can be a bit of a booby trap (especially for the bigger pumps).
At our main yard we have 240V electric pressure washer. Dollar for dollar it’s one of the best purchases we’ve ever made. As you had mentioned, it’s great for blasting the hopper clean at days end.
I feel for you guys working in that kinda heat. We pretty much shutdown at anything much over 95.
Wow! Imagine having your morning coffee to that view… that donut comment made me lol 😆. So did watching that guy run those hoses, not bad haha! Just want to give u a shout out, your vids are really great. I am trying to pick up as much as possible, I should b starting my pumping career in the coming weeks… just waiting for company to purchase a new truck. Any recommendations for certain videos for newbys like my self? Ps will my forearms get jacked like yours and muddy feet from running a pump??😂
That’s awesome! Exciting to hear of a new pumper entering into the industry. Some good, young blood is desperately needed to eventually take over the reigns for us older generation guys.
And yes, years of wrangling hoses will 100% result in jacked forearms 👌👌👌
@@canadianconcretepumper1979 yeh man down here at the Massachusetts/new Hampshire border… go bs! 😜. Was curious how long u have been doin it and what got u into it, maybe u could even make a video about it…
man what a view, great video mate
good old Squamish... spent the 80's living there, and got my start there in the construction business as a teenager around 1985 when Whistler was still in it's infant stages. Squamish sure has changed. Haven't been back since 1997, I'd probably get lost now, lol :) I'm trying to tell where you were though, was that up in Garibaldi Highlands?
Coffee is a must to start your day.
Cannaydia land sure is pretty...❤❤❤❤❤
As i sit there, spraying hydro oil all over the machine and hopper lmao😂😂😂😂
Best commenter here, how you doing Scott?lol
Alucinante el paisaje parecido aquí en el sur que acentamiento o tipo de concreto usan en los tabiques desde ya gracias muy bueno el video
When do we get to see the hose race.
Scott vs Sid vs Darien
There's nothing better than pumping mud for a living !!!✌️❤️🍺
I want to frame this comment and post it on the wall in our shop 😁
I worked about 4 years for a company before I retired the best job I've had my life work with some really good and enjoy going to work each day really miss doing !✌️❤️🍺
can you imagine those people on the right side of the street, buying their dram home with amazing views then someone puts a another row of houses IN THE WAY!!?!?!? i would be pissed
I miss the water lever as well. I got the 2023 ergo 3 and now the water pump switch is a button in the menu screen. It's terrible im constantly taking my washout gloves off so i don't dirty up my remote 😒 and the water switch at the back panel only works when i lock out the remote on the computer box 😵💫 im real not impressed with this digital stuff. Im constantly in the menu of my controller doing like five different sequences to start the pump😠 when the old reliable pumps were flick the on switch and hit the bump switch and everything was on and good to go😤
Whenever I take out one of our older rigs it reminds me how ridiculous/over the top things have gotten with some of the new ones. The Ergo 1.5 on this pump I do quite like (aside from the lack of rabbit/turtle boom speed toggle switch and levers for water/agitator).
We have an Ergo 2.0 on our 2019 39Z and it honestly makes me hate the world. Putzmiester made good by taking operator feedback and applying it to the new and improved Ergo 3.
We do not yet have any Ergo 3.0 units in our fleet, but I do look forward to someday getting my hands on one thus cleansing my soul of the Ergo 2 experience.
@@canadianconcretepumper1979 The new 36z that was given to me to operate has the old style boom from the early 2000s, the boom hoop trying to open and close the older models was bad and it's the same with this new one. The outriggers have me working more, I'm only 5'7" and the top deck is some where around 9', it's brutal trying to sling my 25' 3" hoses back on the rack. I do like that the greaser button is in the remote menus and not in the computer box menu, even then the greaser switch was on the back panel which was convenient. This new ergo 3 has the push button for rabbit and turtle yet no indicator except for in the menu. So once again i find my self scrolling through a menu instead of focusing on the job. Even one day the remote wouldn't tell me my boom speed. I had to restart the remote and then go back to the hopper to restart that back panel. This remote will start beeping at me as im doing a wash out, i looked at the back menu to see what the warning messages are and i find none.
Man, if pump concrete wasn't stressful enough! I now have a computer system to stress me out even further with mostly annoying rubbish 😑
This is a rhyme
Mostly about working all of the time
Its easy to whine
But dont forget
All the dime
You will get
From working over time
You'll afford to place a bet
And even vodka with lime
Day and night
Bring your flashlight
The pump dumps the slump
Up and away over the rebar it will stay
Its a mean machine
That you will have to keep clean
Its a dangerous job
You cant be a slob
When Saturday come
And your wife roam at home
If you want to remain alive
To the garage you will arrive
There you will stay
Until monday says hey
Have you used this product ESCE Betoclean allready for the hopper.
nice cover 🏞️ for this video
Views were stunning. One of he most picturesque job sites I’ve worked at in years.
What are your thoughts on Concord pumps?
Cleaning of the truck should be done at the end of the last job
Would like to see scott, sid and Darien race and carry the 4 hoses
I could barely keep up with him running up those stairs (he had 100 lbs of hoses, I had only a GoPro). We would lose, miserably 😂
Also, at my age such strenuous activities would quite likely result in a nasty case of hemorrhoids #oldmanproblems
Def need the hose pull off
Is that the Whistler area you are working at ?
I spoke too soon as I later read in your description that it was the Squamish area
GD Scott....stop one handing all that sh**...you're making the rest of us work harder to keep up. Is 5 boards not enough?? I swear, i can put em on 5 at a time, but if you quit one handing all that, i can tone it down and only take 2 lmfao 😅😅😅😅
All I can say about the hose carrying challenge is silly young guys🙄
The worst part is that I myself am far from young, yet still tempted to get in on the action 😂😂😂
lmao
enjoy diabetes
Yeah and the United States and Canada by law. You can start work at 7:00 and make as much noise as you want. If people start complaining about the noise that's just too bad. Tell him to go look up the law so keep up the good work. I got your channel for muddy feet
It’s just our Canadian nature to be overly courteous and apologize far too often 😂😂😂