I like the part where the music came on. I started dancing around and spinning and i jumped up on the table and then more music came on and i danced and then i stopped dancing when the music stopped.
That's exactly how they put them in at the Sprocket factory but the professional boat ramp dorks put in preformed 16"X4"X10' concrete blocks on top of 3" crushed rock.
Jason Johnston Would you like a voice over on the virtuse of how and why you should stay away from people who like to bitch??? Walmart has some self awareness pills in the pharmacy section ya know.
I'm confused too and have 0 knowledge. Would the area submerged need to be finished? Does that make it more resilient??? Idk why I'm asking .. I'll never own a boat 🤷 12k + where im at for something that may sink 10 minutes into your first ride 🤣
cheapest/easiest way to do it? pour the ramp on top of existing slab near water. reinforce with mesh and fiber, let it set hard for a week. pull forms then push it into the water with a dozer.
Been to my share of ramps that were short. Wheels drop over the edge and you can be f'd. Not talking about lakes or rivers that have run dry but just some ding bat who put in a short ramp. Frustrating.
This guy isn't explaining or demonstrating how it's done. He's not even the contractor. He's just watching and decided to show us what it looks like to watch a dock being made from his view. Did you want uninformed commentary from a guy that's not in the industry? I didn't think so.
Funny how Meerkans still use a piece of wood to smooth out. Watch European or Asian concrete crews. They have special tools for that- no bending over or getting on your knees. Work Smarter not harder Meerka!
Since that was salt water the concrete should have known better to keep the water out while the rebar was down and no concrete poured yet because he has just started concrete cancer and rust in the rebar.
Corey Dark rebar comes rusted. Have you ever worked a day in your life???? If rust was a concern, stainless rebar, or green coated rebar would have been used.. Think before you comment, or don't comment at all... Thanks bye
You need oxygen also for corrosion to occur. The re-bar is fully encased in concrete. The concrete will probably need replaced before the re-bar corrodes apart.
FYI... if you're going to talk into the camera please look at the lens not the display screen. Nothing more disengaging than listening to someone looking at their reflection the entire time. Don't be that girl.
Good luck getting a 12” thick slab of concrete moved without breaking - especially without rebar. If the grade doesn’t match the slab it will crack under the pressure. Building a dam and draining the water is the best method. This isn’t some private pond ramp that’s only 6” thick and 10’ long. UA-cam experts lol
brian stuart you're a fucking moron and the company you work for sounds fucking idiotic. What reputable concrete company doesn't use rebar for concrete that will carry a heavy load. Fuck off man
I have wondered for years how this was done. Thank you for recording and posting this video.
This is the proper way to build a ramp. The whole pouring it and push it in seems un professional. Great work 💪
Hey.....that was pretty cool.............Thanks for posting!
Thank you for taking the time to film an post it. Please post a picture or short without the sheet pile and maybe with a boat trailer.
That was cool, thanks for taking the time to film it.
Thank you for sharing this video. Answered so many questions
Thumbs up from Toledo, OH. It was fun and interesting to watch.
I wondered how they did that another great video
I like the part where the music came on. I started dancing around and spinning and i jumped up on the table and then more music came on and i danced and then i stopped dancing when the music stopped.
You are a pretty cool dr!
lol
I've seen 20' x 20' slabs poured dryed and pushed into a lake one by one with a d6 dozer .
sounds a little more interesting to me.
that' s I've done it too
That's exactly how they put them in at the Sprocket factory but the professional boat ramp dorks put in preformed 16"X4"X10' concrete blocks on top of 3" crushed rock.
That Dam is no joke.
Thank you for this, I was always curious.
I am seeing rock or aggregate under the rebars. I guess that is mainly to level the slope. I am wondering if it is a good idea to use sand instead.
Great Video!
Nice resuLts! Why did the water return while the ramp remained shored?
The shoring was not completely water tight so they stop the pumps and it filled in in a couple hours
Great video, but the music?
Jason Johnston Agree Obnoxious soundtrack not required!
thats why they make a mute button.
Thanks for the video......and the music!
Jason Johnston Would you like a voice over on the virtuse of how and why you should stay away from people who like to bitch??? Walmart has some self awareness pills in the pharmacy section ya know.
Jason Johnston 60s Cali surf vibe
Too bad this music
What sak mix did you use?
A lot of UA-cam video making experts commenting on the music and intro while driving.
I have also seen them poured up on the parking lot and pushed into the water once they had cured.
Was that re-enfocement steel grid left at the bottom of the pour? I doesn't like they used stand offs or attenpted to pull it up during the pour?
cool. thx
Very nice......hard work.
Nice Job , Only thing I would have done different was to use an overhead concrete pump , Avoid all that hose dragging .
sir can i know the tilt of that ramp?
Precast with a saw tooth surface would be better. Perhaps hollow and floated in then pumped full of sand slurry to sink it slowly.. thanks.
Agreed. The coffer dam material & labor istallation alone, cost more than the loads of concrete & both type pumps. 52918
I wish we had decent boat ramps in Delaware.
Don't like Bowers Beach boat ramps?
How did they joint finish the low bottom end of that ramp with a joint tool with poles like that?
I'm confused too and have 0 knowledge. Would the area submerged need to be finished? Does that make it more resilient??? Idk why I'm asking .. I'll never own a boat 🤷 12k + where im at for something that may sink 10 minutes into your first ride 🤣
cool work guys
Guy came along and showed the others how to use a rake.
But my question is don’t need need longer time to dry before water too cues it? Concrete is t waterproof?
cheapest/easiest way to do it?
pour the ramp on top of existing slab near water. reinforce with mesh and fiber, let it set hard for a week. pull forms then push it into the water with a dozer.
Great video thanks
How much does a job like this cost?
damn that's a skinny boat ramp
It was a private yacht club
Wow, they must have tiny yachts. I'd have trouble backing down my 16 foot boat with a 7 foot beam. Yup, I'm not the best at doing that.
Keeps the fucktards that can't back trailers away. 👍
Been to my share of ramps that were short. Wheels drop over the edge and you can be f'd. Not talking about lakes or rivers that have run dry but just some ding bat who put in a short ramp. Frustrating.
salt water? rebar?
I love that Music !!!
U missed the final product. I would have liked to see it without the dam dam.
Ha ha, you've been wating to use that pun!
why smooth it out if your gonna cut lines into it anyway
Been wondering how they did this for years! Cool video thank u
Awesome Video!!
Ok. Now i know!
Nice
Awful music, just do a voice over! Like Odell does
Dave Adding an obnoxious soundtrack not required!
This guy isn't explaining or demonstrating how it's done. He's not even the contractor. He's just watching and decided to show us what it looks like to watch a dock being made from his view. Did you want uninformed commentary from a guy that's not in the industry? I didn't think so.
Where is the concrete coming from ? Don't see the truck
honestly ?? this is the HARD way !
i'm sorry... this is NOT how to do this !
Nice job guys
Good video.
Nobody uses area codes anymore 😂👍
Funny how Meerkans still use a piece of wood to smooth out. Watch European or Asian concrete crews. They have special tools for that- no bending over or getting on your knees. Work Smarter not harder Meerka!
Funny how idiots like you (Paul) know nothing about concrete work yet spew stupidity all over the page.
I do not see how it is funny (Paul) is it more practical for them to use a special tool over a 2x4. It dident look like they were working to hard.
What makes JELLO HARD ????...SHOULD BE THE NEXT VIDEO..
then how does paint dry
Lady Jello lookin' real sexy
Since that was salt water the concrete should have known better to keep the water out while the rebar was down and no concrete poured yet because he has just started concrete cancer and rust in the rebar.
Corey Dark rebar comes rusted. Have you ever worked a day in your life????
If rust was a concern, stainless rebar, or green coated rebar would have been used..
Think before you comment, or don't comment at all...
Thanks bye
And ro add more, concrete is mixed with water....bet you didnt even know that either!!
You need oxygen also for corrosion to occur. The re-bar is fully encased in concrete. The concrete will probably need replaced before the re-bar corrodes apart.
Corey Dark Yup. Should have used epoxy coated rebar and vibrated it in like they do highways.
Lovely
Music junked video
It did not look dry to me when they let the water back in???????????????
It is NOT dry old time. Concrete takes MONTHS to cure.
Concrete takes 36 to 38 years to go through all the chemical processes to be completely cured.
Why do people that make these videos feel the need to have music included.
They think you know how to use a volume control.
Nice job
Knepper construction means fucking construction in Denmark...
FYI... if you're going to talk into the camera please look at the lens not the display screen. Nothing more disengaging than listening to someone looking at their reflection the entire time. Don't be that girl.
It's okay to NOT look at the camera, while driving.
In Minnesota the DNR just sets precast blocks on a prepared lake bottom. If the ice moves them, just put them back.
B Laquisha, do you think that there is ice on the Treasure Coast?
Patrick EH There is here, feet of it.
Seems like a waste of time. Most docks I’ve seen built are poored above shoreline and pushed into the water with a bulldozer.
Good luck getting a 12” thick slab of concrete moved without breaking - especially without rebar.
If the grade doesn’t match the slab it will crack under the pressure. Building a dam and draining the water is the best method.
This isn’t some private pond ramp that’s only 6” thick and 10’ long. UA-cam experts lol
brian stuart you're a fucking moron and the company you work for sounds fucking idiotic. What reputable concrete company doesn't use rebar for concrete that will carry a heavy load. Fuck off man
So you're pushing a 6inch thick by what 50ft of concrete with a bull dozer Hahhaahah get the fuck out of here
RAIDER FAN search “largest boat ramp built in Kentucky” for an example.
@@RHEC1776 Idiot, you have no clue
next week:watching paint dry!
Like so many UA-cam videos, you took an interesting and informative video, and ruined it with loud obnoxious music.
I watch the whole thing on mute and I was like damn thats a sweet video. Then I saw your comment. holy crap thats obnoxious.
Well what was he suppose to do then? the video was in timelapse, id rather music then no music, if you dont like it, put the video on mute.
Loved the video and the music 🐟👍
THUMBS DOWN! Added an unnecessary and obnoxious soundtrack! No need! Arrogant sound person! MUTE ALERT!
wow small and weak and finished quality wont last by any standards
L Rodriguez hater
Jj
You lost me at Johnny Be Good ... awful music.