If anyone has experienced a good quality concrete mixer, please share brand/model! Thanks.
Concrete Mixer Recommendations?
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Jimbo90
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I have an old steel one. Electric, works great.
It does eighty pounders no problem, if you put the extra half bag it will do it but takes longer and it will start to spit it out....sometimes it would be nice to do three bags at a time. Or six...
I don't drag it out for two or four bags. I can do that by hand with the shovel.
I had guy tell me years ago, you buy them for fifty dollars out of the paper, and when your finished with it you sell in the paper for fifty dollars.....
I bought one for eighty five dollars for my project many years ago. Since I like tools it has stayed with me. It's Made me some good mine over the the years. Don't use it too much. But handy when I need it.
We a have the trucks available around here where they mix as the feed good for small quantities...but you pay for the truck...it most definitely saves the back though..
It does eighty pounders no problem, if you put the extra half bag it will do it but takes longer and it will start to spit it out....sometimes it would be nice to do three bags at a time. Or six...
I don't drag it out for two or four bags. I can do that by hand with the shovel.
I had guy tell me years ago, you buy them for fifty dollars out of the paper, and when your finished with it you sell in the paper for fifty dollars.....
I bought one for eighty five dollars for my project many years ago. Since I like tools it has stayed with me. It's Made me some good mine over the the years. Don't use it too much. But handy when I need it.
We a have the trucks available around here where they mix as the feed good for small quantities...but you pay for the truck...it most definitely saves the back though..
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Honestly, for bigger jobs, I'll just hire subcontractors to do the work so I don't have to bother with concrete mixing trucks. But for small jobs consider just using a wheel barrel and saving the money. I would even consider renting a concrete mixer from your local supplier or shop.
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RollyCarri Wheelbarrow Concrete Mixer, the best for small project. Protable and rust-free.
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RollyCarri Wheelbarrow Series! Portable and rust-free! Plus, silent！
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