Thank you sir, give me 2 of these a week till I'm gone from this earth and I would be a very happy concrete man. Hope weather has been good for you and the pours have been coming out the way you want them to!
I just can't stop com eating, u do such good stuff the right way, even down to holding up plastic when u dump the buggy! "Concrete w the houses right there" nice job looks great! Tried to support your channel, can't wait for the next 1
5-6?!?!? Holy cow you work fast. We just bill really good on one and it gives us times to rest. About 20 hours a week of work. But paid well. If I did 5 or 6 of these in a week at my prices I could retire after a few years.
@@GRUBB-MUDD I was thinking way down the road I might give it away. But I always need 2 atleast. And it does make it easier. We are never worried about getting a tear out with wire or rebar.
@@GRUBB-MUDD It will be way way way down the road. And I have met guys over the years. And they meet people. The thing is around here a lot of companies will hire finishers by the day and pay them a high flat rate. It helps keep our crews small and helps them make more. Everyone wins. Me and my wife will prep a project then pour with a large crew.
Love how u water it too during compacting, locks it in! Tbh that is actually good enough if u do it right! Rebar and wire are nice but if you do the prep correctly you don't even need them (especially if you dow it
You are absolutely right. I always bring the water tank attachment for it if you look at my other videos. But this cut was unexpected and I always carry a pro dust mask just in case so I made it work. Told my wife to go to the truck and leave me alone and I went at it. Sidenote: That mask is great for cutting without water.
Red wing Irish setters with a dipped toe. Comfy, affordable, good thread, last a good while (2 years) with heavy wear. Had some oil field guys recommend them. Been wearing them for close to a decade now.
YOU GOT THE WRONG BIT ON THAT BOSHE, YOU NEED A WIDE CHIZZLE BIT, BUT you still got it, unless it's over 6 inches thick, then use that bit u were using
Nice job sometimes these little projects pay the best keep up the good work
Thank you sir, give me 2 of these a week till I'm gone from this earth and I would be a very happy concrete man. Hope weather has been good for you and the pours have been coming out the way you want them to!
I just can't stop com eating, u do such good stuff the right way, even down to holding up plastic when u dump the buggy! "Concrete w the houses right there" nice job looks great! Tried to support your channel, can't wait for the next 1
Thanks brother, I was walking around my neighborhood last weekend and noticed how very little people use plastic. It looks so messy.
That turned out great. Great Job Jo and M and team. 👍
Thank you and thanks for watching!
I like the system you guys use. You have a great day and may God bless.
Thank you and we hope you have a blessed day.
Great job..... I'd take 5-6 of those little jobs every week vs some of the larger ones, it turned out great!
5-6?!?!? Holy cow you work fast. We just bill really good on one and it gives us times to rest. About 20 hours a week of work. But paid well. If I did 5 or 6 of these in a week at my prices I could retire after a few years.
LOVE YOUR SYSTEM MAN, ITS LIKE MINE BUT WITH MORE HORSE POWER LOL
That machine makes it a 1 man job and a helper
U don't even need a mt100, u might as well just give it away in a youtube video to your #1 fan lol
@@GRUBB-MUDD I was thinking way down the road I might give it away. But I always need 2 atleast. And it does make it easier. We are never worried about getting a tear out with wire or rebar.
@@jmconcretecoloradosprings don't give it away lol ever! Dude u got a nice set up! How do u get your finishers? The good ones around here r too busy
@@GRUBB-MUDD It will be way way way down the road. And I have met guys over the years. And they meet people. The thing is around here a lot of companies will hire finishers by the day and pay them a high flat rate. It helps keep our crews small and helps them make more. Everyone wins. Me and my wife will prep a project then pour with a large crew.
I can't believe that fit through there, kudos to u, very nice
Barely!
Love how u water it too during compacting, locks it in! Tbh that is actually good enough if u do it right! Rebar and wire are nice but if you do the prep correctly you don't even need them (especially if you dow it
I always say that between reinforcement and a proper subgrade that a proper subgrade is better. But if you have both. It's all good.
@@jmconcretecoloradosprings 4 sure
I love watching the shadows to see what cameras every1 is using, what type of camera was that u were carring?
It's the gopro 8 and the 360 is the go pro max which I will upload during the week.
@@jmconcretecoloradosprings does it ever get over heated or anything. The go pro 8
How much did this job pay? Great videos !
Dude that is crazy!!! Use a little bit of water when you saw cut!!!
You are absolutely right. I always bring the water tank attachment for it if you look at my other videos. But this cut was unexpected and I always carry a pro dust mask just in case so I made it work. Told my wife to go to the truck and leave me alone and I went at it. Sidenote: That mask is great for cutting without water.
1st comment, what's up man? Can't wait to see this
I say it all the time the small jobs are the best... 😂😂😂 💯💯💯💯
With those minimum charges I wish I could do 2-3 of these a week. Low liability, easy, fast. Thanks for the comment and support!
what kind of boots you wearing? looking for some cowboy style with steel toe
Red wing Irish setters with a dipped toe. Comfy, affordable, good thread, last a good while (2 years) with heavy wear. Had some oil field guys recommend them. Been wearing them for close to a decade now.
YOU GOT THE WRONG BIT ON THAT BOSHE, YOU NEED A WIDE CHIZZLE BIT, BUT you still got it, unless it's over 6 inches thick, then use that bit u were using
I have other bits but this had wire so I had to relly get into it to break it up. Weird thing was that only 1 stone had wire in The whole sidewalk.