What's with the small line guys group? I would like to chat with fellow line pumpers.

The gooseneck is the answer. I don't understand why anyone would go any other way. The slickest one I ever saw had the  'neck' extended so that the truck could actually turn around and drive with the trailer in front of the truck. I guess the idea was to see where he was going in those tight spots. I never drove it but it sounded like a workable plan. I bet it was a bitch on 'inside corners'

Bob what happend to the big font?!?! I liked the big blue font! When i saw it i knew it was you, I'll be dissapointed if you dont change it back, who cares if one person doesnt like it

hi there redman1, i linepump in the uk, got a s tube piston pump, i have a job next week that has a near vertical drop of the edge of a road about 60 foot, is there anything different i should do than usual? never been let down on any questions befoe on here!  so go for it guys, 

Be sure to pin your clamps, and hold your hose near the top of the drop-off so the weight and surge of the hoses wont "pull" on your machine. Tie off your hose to something immovable at the top, or drive stakes deep and tie off to them, whatever is conducive to your jobsite. Good luck , I am sure you'll be fine

Hey Ed,

I run a schwing p305. good luck with the new set-up. Have you ever worked shotcrete?

I would love to see some pics. when your done.

I had my umbrella out the other day, not for sun but rain. Mixer driver was glad to see it also. Man it was coming down.

How do most of u guys clean out your system after your done pumping?