PUMPING 400 CUBIC YARDS OF CONCRETE!!! (for a new department store)
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- Опубліковано 10 лют 2025
- Pumping a 300 cubic meters, concrete slab at what will be the new London Drugs store in Hastings/Sunrise neighbourhood of East Vancouver, Canada.
Concrete Pumping: A.J.’s Concrete Pumping
Concrete Placing/Finishing: Pacific Placing and Finishing
Forming Contractor: R-Four Contracting
General Contractor: Urban One Builders
Well done
Thank you very much
I always tell my guys, concrete pumping is like body work/painting a car. You can’t hide whether you did the work or not. Either you did pull the ball back twice or you didn’t. If there is concrete in the deck pipe, you pulled it back once somewhere along the line. Point blank.
Not greasing daily? Machines fucked instantly. It’ll show. Point blank. Thats one thing I love about concrete pumping - no such thing as shortcuts, only delayed disasters. Which is why ALOT of “men” aren’t cut out for it.
Nothing worse than going on someone else’s pump and the hoppers a state! Makes my day so much harder
سلام اپراتور پمپ بتن هستم در کشور ایران اسلامی . خیلی لذت میبرم از تماشای پمپ های بروز و تکنولوژی جدید. امید وارم روزی خودم صاحب یکی از این دستگاه ها بشم ❤❤❤
Your hard ball is very sofy looking compared to the ones i use. They are HARD, but the ones I use are also blue...no jokes intended
@@mitchell7203 Dann and I have had this exact debate, to the point of even comparing “hard balls”. It’s defiantly hard, but perhaps not as hard as some.
Has this conversation gotten as weird for you as it has for me??? 😂😂😂
@@canadianconcretepumper1979 Do we need to compare our hard blue balls?
@ Sounds as though our wives quite possibly could be sisters 😂
Perrin Washout pans, that's my boss that made those. Greg perrin
@@christianhao218 AMZING things they are. Gone are the days of waiting around for the tower crane to fly a steel washout pan into place at days end. I love ‘em!!!
Scott what do you like to do on clean up with high MPA and accelerator loads?
@@mikeeemike988 So, it’s very situational, but typically I will pump my hopper down roughly 2-3 strokes from sucking air, splash some recover/delvo/sugar water across the back of the hopper, if there’s any buildup clinging to the hopper walls I’ll flip the grate up and knock it down with a shovel, I’ll then drop my lid down and proceed to pump out. After the 3-4th air pocket out the end of the hose, the retarder will have worked its way through the boom. I’ll then drop my boom down and pull the sponges, sometimes with an additional sprinkle of retarder introduced into the tip-elbow, prior to the first sponge,
As I said, this is all subject to change based on the specifics of the situation.
Non-chloride is all they use in my area. It’s all I’ve seen anyway. I’ll be at WOC if all goes as planned. I’m bringing the wife and son as well. I’ll see ya there.
If the the developer hadn't been cheap they could have paid to bury the overhead utilities would have made life way easier for everyone. Worked on a project where it might have been part of their building permit approval (IIRC) to bury the overheads in the back alley.
@@banffdigger They fought hard to have lane closures, trolly bus supply wires, and some of the lower hanging hydro wires moved/relocated here. Unfortunately, the seemingly infinite layers of bureaucracy here in our province prevented any of it from happening. I don’t blame the developers or general contractors for these situations in our local here. I have seen a 45 story high rise delayed 6 months because the city couldn’t get their shit together to have the utilities lines relocated within the timeframe which had been originally promised.
@@canadianconcretepumper1979 Brutal I guess the bureaucracy is so resistant to change that getting someone to pay for improvements is to much. I know hydro likes underground if they don't to pay to bury it, less maintenance costs or damage from weather.
@ within the city of Vancouver it’s very rare to see the utilities buried. The further outside of the city you get, the more common it is to see cable/telephone/electrical run underground.
40 mpa is about 5800 psi which is odd !! would this be 6000 psi then??
Hello Scott!
I’m a young concrete pump operator from Hungary, my dream is to go to the world of concrete in 2025 or 2026, can a civil person go to the exhibition?
Do I need to purchase a ticket, or what do I have to know about the show?
I want to make it happen in the next two years at last.
I you could tell me about it I would really appreciate it! 😁
Best regards!
@@bencekovacs3595 Hey Ben!!!! Yes, the show is open to anyone/everyone. Passes can be purchased online.be sure to use code “A23” at checkout to save $75 off registration (valid for only a week or two longer here I believe).
Be sure to stop by the Putzmeister exhibit and say hello!!!
expensive remote for a 26
@@williamhunter-d1i They’re all very similar in terms of cost, regardless of boom size and/or number of sections. This one is slick for little 24Z as it has the secondary handheld remote for when pumping directly off the back end (which is a fairly common occurrence with this unit).
Talking smack on Buc-ee’s. 🤦🏽
@@karlmckinnell2635 Shots fired directly across the bow of Muddy Feet Concrete Pumping 😂
Buccees is over rated 🤣🤣🤣! Coming from someone who frequents Applebees!!!🤣🤣🤣🙄
@@BusterPluggs You watch your tongue Buster. Them 3 meat sandwiches gonna get you nowhere in life!!!
TPZ mate 🦘🇦🇺tree protection zone love a tree landscapers for life