Pre-pandemic they were around $500K, post-pandemic they are closer to $600K (a good portion of that increase is due to chassis suppliers increasing their prices significantly).
@@canadianconcretepumper1979 cool thanks yeah that's different, so the left twist to the left folds the "3rd" section and twist to the right unfolds then?
Only real negative I've heard is that they're a little "thirsty" for fuel. Most all of the local ready mix companies around here are running the Paccar and have positive words of them with regards to reliability.
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The most versatile little pump I’ve ever seen in low clearance situations. The telescoping main is a genius design.
Man! That thing looks fresh !!!
First prime!!! Always get excited seeing a new pump, even if it's not for me 😃
Looks like a cool little pump
Such a versatile rig. Would LOVE to get my hands on one of these!
Beautiful pump. What’s the Msrp on one of these in American dollars?
Pre-pandemic they were around $500K, post-pandemic they are closer to $600K (a good portion of that increase is due to chassis suppliers increasing their prices significantly).
Which control on the remote is for the telescoping? Left joystick twist? Just wondering cuz I'll be running one soon, thanks
Telescoping is right hand stick twist left/right. Definitely takes some getting used to.
@@canadianconcretepumper1979 cool thanks yeah that's different, so the left twist to the left folds the "3rd" section and twist to the right unfolds then?
@@joelmcdonald4297 to my recollection the left hand "twist" stick controls fold/unfold of the B section.
Thanks for the info, I appreciate it
Very nice
Thank you for watching the channel.
I used to operate one of those. Wonderful better kit with the telescopic I love it. Inside of a building so much cheating to be had.
When is Aj getting a 31?
We were soooooo close, but it just didn't pan out unfortunately.
Don't care for those Packars
Only real negative I've heard is that they're a little "thirsty" for fuel. Most all of the local ready mix companies around here are running the Paccar and have positive words of them with regards to reliability.