Mark convinced me to buy an electric mixer, so I are.:laughing:
Anyway, my local dealer has both Imer versions for less than online pricing which is great news.
I'm debating about getting the wheelbarrow version versus the taller, upright version.
The wheelbarrow version is pretty low to the ground to begin with. I picked it up to try dumping it and the mouth of the cylinder is only 3-4 inches off the ground which might make pouring into a tube difficult, especially if we are doing a raised tube to eliminate a stubby post to the girder. This limitation has me concerned.
The upright version is more or less stationary on site and would require dumping into a separate wheelbarrow and carting the crete to the whole.
Anyone have a definitive reason to buy one versus the other?
Anyway, my local dealer has both Imer versions for less than online pricing which is great news.
I'm debating about getting the wheelbarrow version versus the taller, upright version.
The wheelbarrow version is pretty low to the ground to begin with. I picked it up to try dumping it and the mouth of the cylinder is only 3-4 inches off the ground which might make pouring into a tube difficult, especially if we are doing a raised tube to eliminate a stubby post to the girder. This limitation has me concerned.
The upright version is more or less stationary on site and would require dumping into a separate wheelbarrow and carting the crete to the whole.
Anyone have a definitive reason to buy one versus the other?