I walked around WOC for 3 days. I have learned more on products since I got home through your videos than I did when I was there. Thank you so much for what you do and bring to all of us. I also have a full brim hard hat to keep the sun off my ears.
Appreciate that brother!!!!! WOC is my favourite event of the year to completely nerd-out and ogle over new products. So much good stuff every year. 3 days really just isn’t enough time to see it all.
CCP, I have a thought that just popped into my head and I figured I’d ask it here, even though it has nothing to do with WOC. We all know that you run bigger lines off the pump and reduce down as needed toward the discharge end. But I’ve never seen anyone INCREASE towards the discharge end. Let’s say you go 5-4 elbow, 4-3, 3-2.5, 100’ 2.5” hose, THEN, 2.5-3, 10’ 3” hose. Would that stress the pump out? Would it fundamentally alter the physics of the whole operation? I know it’s a dumb question,and I’ve never seen anyone do it, but I thought maybe you had or had an idea on what would happen. Thanks man!!
Those have been out for over 10 years how do you guys not know of these???? lol 80psi is great on a schwing with a braided steel hose , 60psi with fiber And the normal size cuff barley works on 3” hoses but does work 😅 If you tie it into a older schwing with out the switch or push button then you need to put pump in reverse then froward other wise you’ll kick really hard Best part of a cuff is how much money you save on concrete over the years it’s worth the money
We’ve actually been using them here for almost 20 years now. We’d first seen them at World of Concrete back in 2005 and requested one to be installed for our then on order 47M Putz. Agreed, they are so handy. A great convenience for both the customer as well as the operator, in my opinion.
I walked around WOC for 3 days. I have learned more on products since I got home through your videos than I did when I was there. Thank you so much for what you do and bring to all of us. I also have a full brim hard hat to keep the sun off my ears.
Appreciate that brother!!!!! WOC is my favourite event of the year to completely nerd-out and ogle over new products. So much good stuff every year. 3 days really just isn’t enough time to see it all.
I love our conforms air cuffs
Shout out jeff
I respect what u r doing alot man! Hope i can get to woc next year
Oh man, that would be amazing to walk the show floor with you!
Bro thanks for stoppin by the live
Anytime Bobby! I’m love’N what you’re doing with promoting camaraderie amongst the concrete guys of UA-cam 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Congratulations on 8K 👍🤠 you got a good channel Bubba 👊
Appreciate that Cowboy. I’ve gotta give great to the man with the moustache for giving the rest of us pump guys inspiration to start UA-cam’N
Waiting for the LED lights under the brim.
I like Jeff’s idea of the cup-holders with straws 😂😂😂
CCP, I have a thought that just popped into my head and I figured I’d ask it here, even though it has nothing to do with WOC. We all know that you run bigger lines off the pump and reduce down as needed toward the discharge end. But I’ve never seen anyone INCREASE towards the discharge end. Let’s say you go 5-4 elbow, 4-3, 3-2.5, 100’ 2.5” hose, THEN, 2.5-3, 10’ 3” hose. Would that stress the pump out? Would it fundamentally alter the physics of the whole operation? I know it’s a dumb question,and I’ve never seen anyone do it, but I thought maybe you had or had an idea on what would happen. Thanks man!!
Endurance on my boom
Can’t beat that heavy twin-wall for piece of mind 👌👌👌
Could someone tell me how I grease my putzmeister 39z placing booms turret?
Mine on the remote
Agreed, so much better! I’ve had some “interesting experiences” with using the separate, garage door opener style remote.
Never had to use the garage door opener. Always been able to incorporate it into the remote when installing
@@dannpriebe it was a gigantic PIA. We had it on our old 36M for about a decade before finally tying the air-cuff solenoid to the pump on/off switch.
Those have been out for over 10 years how do you guys not know of these???? lol
80psi is great on a schwing with a braided steel hose , 60psi with fiber
And the normal size cuff barley works on 3” hoses but does work 😅
If you tie it into a older schwing with out the switch or push button then you need to put pump in reverse then froward other wise you’ll kick really hard
Best part of a cuff is how much money you save on concrete over the years it’s worth the money
We’ve actually been using them here for almost 20 years now. We’d first seen them at World of Concrete back in 2005 and requested one to be installed for our then on order 47M Putz.
Agreed, they are so handy. A great convenience for both the customer as well as the operator, in my opinion.
Very nice
Full brim👍
I’ve never had a full-brim, but am thinking it will help to keep all our rain from drain down into my rain gear.