Really great pic's,loved them.A story to go with them? thanks

Great Pics Cat

Here's one of my last weeks jobs

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second visit for me on this job hopfully goin to get back to do the rest they are piling the whole length of the 4th picture with 30mtr pile's it's for a new dock for the worlds largest container ship to dock at i heard..i'll post more picture when i get then...

I hate to say this but how many pumpers on here see the use for the dragons look at all the guys standing around if you are in the pumping business does the contractor have to hire this part to go along with the pump or are they part of the pump to me its more up keep  more stuff to haul around and if they are inside a building how about the fumes of the engines and how about normal plugs .

Biged
We rent these out separate from the pump. I get more per hr for the line dragons then I do for a trailer pump. As far as all the guys standing around the next time this customer uses these machines I would bet he either comes with less man or makes a bigger pour. We had a pour in Md where we were doing between 25,000 - 32,000 Sq in 6 hr 5 days a week for almost 2 month straight. Needless to say that company ended up buying a set for themselves. It's bound to help on the workers comp claims, less back injuries,and more productive pours. We also have a Catalytic exhaust  http://www.catalyticexhaust.ca/ they bolt to your engines exhaust and burns off 90%+ of your carbon monoxide (co) and hydrocarbons.  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Dd1vuCCDlc   This was the first time we used the exhaust scrubbers and i was very happy with the result.

this was the quote that caught my eye.

TANK SAID

"Biged
We rent these out separate from the pump. I get more per hr for the line dragons then I do for a trailer pump."

If you are  a owner that is the phrase that makes the most sense.

They add to your arsenol of tools to generate revenue...

sorry The Cat , I forgot to mention that I loved checking out your pics. cool job site