jeffinca | 02-03-2007 | comment profile send pm notify |
Hey Guys, I have a need to get about 3 yards of concrete into a large hole in my back yard (it's for a radio tower base). The problem is, that it's not very accessible. I'm wondering if we could pump concrete in from the street, which is about 175 feet away, and the place where we'd be pumping to is slightly downhill from the street.
I'm in a medium to smallish town, so I don't know if what would be needed to do this could be found in this town, or is that a pretty basic need?
Any ideas of a real ballpark estimate of cost?
Thanks! |
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jeffinca | 02-03-2007 | reply profile send pm notify |
Oh, and one other thing I should note - there's some large trees up near the street, that I would guess would make a boom difficult, if not impossible, to use... |
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Russ | 02-03-2007 | reply profile send pm notify |
Jeffinca, Sounds like you need a line pump/trailer pump. They can run 175 of system back to the pour site without any probem as long as their is access. I guess without any problems cost would be from 400-600 for just the pumping portion of it--depending on minimum charges in your area/travle to site etc. Their are some quality line pumpers on this site I am sure can get you what you need. Good Luck!
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jeffinca | 02-03-2007 | reply profile send pm notify |
Perfect, that's what I needed, thanks Russ! |
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ROOK | 02-03-2007 | reply profile send pm notify |
jeff where do you live i can help you out if you live near by |
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jeffinca | 02-03-2007 | reply profile send pm notify |
Rook, thanks, I'm in Santa Cruz, CA, about 75 miles south of SF.
My job won't be ready to start until spring, and I imagine as jobs go, it's small (3 yards total). But if you're in the area, I'm happy to give you the business...thanks! |
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ROOK | 02-03-2007 | reply profile send pm notify |
too far drive of a drive for me jeff but thanks stay on this sight long enough you will probably find someone
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eugene | 02-03-2007 | reply profile send pm notify |
job is worth $180- here in oregon |
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79xlch | 02-04-2007 | reply profile send pm notify |
Hello Eugene, do not worry about me coming out to Oregan to pump. I would starve to death at that rate.
Wish you well. |
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bisley57 | 12-13-1901 | reply profile send pm notify |
If the hole figures out to 3 yds.,order 5.The 2 yds will be required to "charge" the line and hopper.Oh yea,the operator stands a pretty good chance of needing a place to clean up his pump after the job is done,and being in Cal.,this might cause a problem.In my area we need all the fill we can muster.......N.O. |
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gill | 02-04-2007 | reply profile send pm notify |
JUST WANDERING BISLEY ARE YOU IN THE NEW ORLEANS AREA |
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Redman1 | 02-06-2007 | reply profile send pm notify |
Jeff, i left you a message, but in case you did not get it I am posting here. I am in your area, and will be happy to pump your job. I,ve left my contact info. in the other message, if you can't access that one post here and I will get in touch with you. |