180 Yard house slab with 6 guys - Very easy!
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- čas přidán 10. 09. 2024
- Join me once again in Texas with Jeff from Muddy Feet concrete pumping as we boom pump 180 yards for a crew of 6 guys. These guys are good, I have to admit. This was a post tension single family house slab and it went as smooth as could be, no pun intended. Enjoy.
I'll probably never move out of Wisconsin but if I ever do, Texas will be on the short list. What are your thoughts on Texas?
Their bad drivers is on the level with South Florida. Mostly nice people but some outright rude ones.
The heat is the biggest issue I have with TX. Otherwise it looks like a great place to work and live. What did you end up thinking of Buccees? Not bad for a gas station...Has some similarities to KwikTrip here in WI I thought.
Love Texas been there a few times
Born and raised in South Texas. The heat is on most of the year, and you can say goodbye to any dreams of a white Christmas, as well as any sidebiz in snowplowing. Overall though, I think we do pretty well as far as "good places to live" go.
Hey I work for redi mix company north of you here in wi if you’d want we could set up a tour of the operation before the busy season maybe get you in the trainer truck.
You sir seem to be one of the most sincere people I have heard speak I would hope that your kind words and great videos make it around the world
I hope they do too! Great job guys
It is.i'm from Holland and watch every video of Ryan, can't wait till the new season starts😁
@@basgerritsen5442 that's cool. Me too! Do u do concrete?
Ryan is awesome man of God
BEST CHANNEL ON CZcams!!! Down to earth, blue collar, and straight to the point on how to truly work with your hands!! As a carpenter I salute you my friend !! Keep up the great content
I appreciate that.
A friend of mine got crushed by a boom off one of those pampers. It collapsed while he was standing under it running the hose and drove him into the ground. Broke his hip,leg, shoulder and some other bones to, so many I can't remember all of them. Surprisingly he recovered and he can walk but his concrete pouring days are over with.
Be very careful around those. I'd be wearing a brain bucket if I was you. All it takes is for those pump company's to neglect maintenance and anything can happen. Plus, think about how much weight and tension that boom is carrying. Nothing to mess around with. We used them on every pour doing flatware jobs for warehouses. We did one for GM that was 1,000,000 Sq feet. We poured 70,000 Sq ft a night on that one. We did the same for Walmart.
Glad to hear your friend made it out of that. Sounds very dangerous. Scary situation.
I always nice to talk with guys like Scott and Carlos. I always let them know I couldn’t pay my bills without them and give them a thank you.
These videos are fantastic, really enjoy them. Great job. Love watching.
Thank you Andy!
Love watching your videos. Keep up the hard work and positive vibes!
Thank you!
Jeff seems to be a great guy and host!! Really enjoy your videos but can't wait until spring for the Victory vids with the guys!!
Very soon!
These house slabs are exactly the same as I put in while working in Australia. There's a lot of time goes in to the set up. Watching this takes me back.
That was a great video, I really enjoyed watching all the different interactions and responses to Ryan lol
Been watching you for awhile now and I can’t explain how much this has helped me try to get back into the work force. I appreciate everything you do Ryan. Hope all is well with the family
This is amazing. I miss pumping concrete! Thanks as always Ryan.
Dude you are ripped in your picture, how big are your guns?
@@lannyseals2084 LOL, Fear not my little viking! They are hilariously disproportionate: rocking a 50 cal on one arm and a .22 on the other! Last bodybuilding competition I took 1st and 3rd place! 🤣
@@ArtieTheStrongestManInTheWorld NICE! I can tell you don't have time for 2nd place,it only means first loser! Dude stay ripped and continue to dominate the body builder circuit! You should check out the arm wrastling tour, I think you'll arm wrastle your way to more 1st and 3rd place victory's 💪
I started this morning watching your videos and was not a fan. I have literally watched you all day and am wanting to quit my job as a landscape manager. Move to Wisconsin. And learn concrete just to work with you. Your sense of humor is so dry it’s hilarious. Great job and keep up the good work. Easy Money!
Keep up the good work and I love waching the videos and can’t wait to see how far you go
This Texas trip was pretty awesome! Great guy's,hard working and some good lunch from the truck and it looked delicious!
Muddy Feet,heck ya,glad see they were on your list!!
Take your time in the skilled trades. Enjoy the masters teaching you. I had the best years of my life learning from those masters.
I just got done pouring a a post-tension slab for a builder in Mansfield. It was in the new Ladera at the reserves. Crazy to see you were right down the road from me.
Been a subscriber of Texas Best Construction for a year or so now !
Top Quality stuff ! Innovator in barndo builds here in north and central Texas .
I'm a mixer driver in the Dallas area, I have poured out with them a few times. Good guys
I lived in Texas for a long time , I’m back where I started in New York and I really miss the food. The Coffee trucks that show up here go from bad to worse. Fresh breakfast burritos in the morning 👍
If you come Texas that be awesome! Make sure Darryl comes also!
That was super cool ...way down to earth type of people... My kind of people.....JJ...
This really makes me miss watching you and your crew. Can’t wait for the spring for some new victory style concrete!
Coming soon!
Loving the frequency of these vids!!!
Thank you
I trained with another driver for only a week before they threw me on my own to operate the boom. It honestly took me practicing back at the yard in between calls. But once you get thrown into it you either learn or bust.
I love Texas best construction!!! Awesome guys
Those guys screeding are definitely in sync!
Thank you Ryan for another awesome video. You are by far my most favorite CZcamsr. We appreciate all the great content. I like all the traveling video's. But i must say that i do however miss watching you and the guy's back at home doing your own jobsites. I'm ready for the season to open back up. That way i can watch my daily video's of you guys.
Man Ryan, you were right down the road from me. Glad you liked Texas and yes Josh builds great barndominiums in this area.
If all bosses was like you the work place would be a amazing place I would love to work with someone like you what a inspiration
I enjoyed this episode Ryan 💪💪💪💪🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸💰💰💰💰💰
I’m watching your videos from the beginning and I got to this video and you were in millsap for a short bit that’s a 10 min drive from my house that’s crazy
🇲🇽 putting in work and getting the job done! No ingles lol. love it!!!
idky i love the way people look at you and how much you can care less, its absolutely hilarious.
TEXAS!! Glad you liked it down here Ryan.
Love your channel man keep up the videos!!!! I miss bugs lol
That man you rode with has a killer mustache 😂. He would definitely fit in around the firehouse with a stach like that 🤣.
I recognize him !! I watch his barndominium channel too awesome ! Glad you came to visit our state of Texas.
Glad to see your tour is included Texas... great place to pour concrete... we do have some cool weather today, 20 degrees feels like 6 but it will only last for a couple of days...
BUC-EE'S Traveling Center
Is My Hero, Dude 😎👊‼️
Great place!
Brilliant people love the videos thank you 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
i like that word love concrete.
i say the same. Alot of people work
Because of money but wen we love concrete. We enjoy. The work. Even if is easy you now what i mean easy...😆😆..
I'm 34 and run a small business but I really like the concrete deal I should get a job and learn it I really like it
So cool to see you in Texas! Especially when you are only 10 min from my house
Hey I'm one of your followers and I just saw your video that you were in Dallas it would have been nice to meet you
It's really hard to organize meet ups. But I will definitely be back next winter. I hardly scratched the surface of Texas.
I'm doing 560yrds, March 10 in phx AZ! Pump trucks, buggies, and my tower crane! Come out here
Dude, that's a LOT of concrete!
It's a "podium style slab" up 15' on columns and exterior walls, then they'll build a 4 story "luxury condo-plex, with 2 floors of underground parking. I'm running the tower crane for this job and absolutely love you and your crew! I just turned 30 and you sir, are a real American success story ! Love all your content! You're an amazing leader father and youtuber 😄 Thank you
When there’s Hispanics it doesn’t matter how many guys there are, it’s going to get done 😂 highly recommend you get more guys like these on your crew
One of my favorite things to do at work is pouring into a boom pump. Especially on huge job sites. Here in San Diego we have a new hotel going up downtown and the company I work for pours 2500 to 3000 yards at one time. We have done over a dozen pours like that and it's awesome to see it all come together.
Your so full of shiiiiiiii. That's 250 to 300 trucks of concrete. Stop lying.
@@smackflack5771 We poured 1800 yards a day with room for more. Big buildings and jobs need big monolithic pours.
@@vince9486 not even gonna argue with u. I don't think u understand what ur lying about. U r not pouring 250 plus trucks in 1 day.
I believe it. I drove with Robertson's Ready Mix a few years ago and we did a 5,000-yard job in San Diego
@@smackflack5771 actually we are. Robertson's ready mix has a massive fleet. I wish I could upload pics to prove just how wrong you are good sir. We hit it from 3 plants pushing out 20 to 30 trucks an hour each. Using 4 boom pumps at the same time pouring out each truck in about 3 mins. Our fleet in San Diego alone is over 200 trucks. But hey go ahead and keep thinking I'm a lier that's your right. But I can easily prove you wrong if I could post pics.
I can See you're in your element Ryan.Trev Barnsley South Yorkshire England 🏴🇯🇲.
Looks like a great trip and good food!
Yes sir!
Jeff sure does have that Texas look, talk, and mannerism.. Im from Odessa Texas but been living in California so long I've lost the look and accent.. lol
Ryan I love watching your gone making new friends videos but I can't wait much longer for u to get back to your personal job videos. Easy Money.
Pretty soon. It’s still snowing here in Wisconsin and super cold.
Im in highrise construction we pour 180 meter slabs every day sometimes by pump or bucket and crane..i love concrete
Morning Ryan and victory crew
So weird how you do what you do and are so good at it. I use a boom couple times a month and its funny to hear you say that. I do cutting demo and concrete construction. Waterproofing and building restoration. In boston. Commercial only. Lot of interior trenchwork. Cannabis facilities. Charging stations. Parking garage repair. Ill send ya some of our colors.
I love the smell of fresh poured concrete. Anyone else?
Can't wait for your concrete videos with your crew gotta say I'm going threw a little withdrawal. Stay safe out there in Texas. Me personally I would love to move out into South Carolina from PA here.
Great video, cool seeing you with Texas Best wasn’t expecting that! Lol
Man I can’t wait until the new season starts 😂 unfortunately no signs of spring here in north Wisconsin
None here is southern Wisconsin either. Big ice storm yesterday.
Watching these pours makes me super excited for the start of your season. Are Erik Francisco and Buggs all coming back to start the season with you as of now?
They are all FIRED.
I think they are
He said the other day that Bugs will be back and he was not sure on the others!
What's up Ryan this is a Massive Operation Very Cool tho..
And yes you are 💯 percent right CAN'T WAIT TILL APRIL CMONNNNNNNNN 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Would love to see you come down under to Australia. We have amazing coffee here. It's much better than that stuff you call coffee 😉
Good stuff! Love it!
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Finally some pump trucks! PUMP ON PUMP ON!
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3:29 😂😆😁 you played that off real nice.
A year!!! I trained and was off on my own after 2 weeks probably less lol!! My first pump 32m Reed
Hose guy knows what he's doing
I wonder if they got their last few trucks in time. I've worked with pump trucks in the past and the LAST THING you want it is to be waiting on a load of concrete. If those pipes are filled with concrete, the line could get clogged pretty fast or they can explode from the pressure in trying to clear them. Nice video Ryan.
Welcome to Texas! In my neck of the woods. Well more North.
You leave a positive impact on everyone seems like nobody wants you to leave lol
That big pump truck sure git-r done. Rreckon you learned a lot on your trip to Texas. Like Fixin to make easy money . Wonder what you wife and kid think of the way you talked when you dun got back home. In Texas in the summer they pour concrete at night you reckon your guys would show up at 9 pm to start work
That was so Cool, Ryan! Great Content 👍!
i could watch this all day, but that would make NO MONEY!
Wow I might have transported this Arbec lumber bundle on my train in Saguenay Quebec, and it is now in a victory video in Texas 😆
If you and or muddy feet ever make it to TN we will form pour/pump some basement walls.
excellent video nice place
12:30 Dude, the Mexican food trucks are amazing down here.
The bullfloat guy clearly needs some tips and tricks..lol
That’s awesome you where here in Texas in Mansfield close by Arlington TX, wish I would of known, be nice to have you work with me for a day. 👍 I don’t pour concrete I am the one that comes and patches the driveways, patio, porch I also do a overlay on them with ardex cd fine. I also patch and do beam finals on the beam around the homes. Great content 👍
That rebar job is scary
The chop Beef from buckees good two I’m in Dallas Texas
Your tshirts should say. “I’m definitely getting some coffee this morning.” Here’s another one. “Just coffee” cause that’s what you always say when asked what kind. Lol.
We pour 300 yard storage sheds three times a week with four guys. 2 Guys hitting wall edges one guy on a rider and one guy in a 4 foot walk behind works out well
As a person who lovesssss tacos! They need mobile taco trucks in KCMO, that’s the coolest thing ever!
The way you said morning to the clerc at the door reminded me of arthur morgan in rdr2.
He should do a nationwide tour of convenience stores. Rate and compare all the microwave burritos from coast to coast.
You should go meet Matt risinger, the build show. Lot of info you can talk about to help show how foundation concrete work really plays into finish work builds
Nuts that you were close to my area. Thanks for visiting Texas! I'm going to assume the Bucees coffee was great since you didn't comment on it lol
Cool video.2 of my faves
Wow Ryan. His truck is clean on the inside. Shocking huh?
Played that misstep on the curb off well
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You went to Buccees!!! That’s a Texas thing. Coffee there isn’t too bad either. That’s a lot of concrete man. Wow.
Buccees was very good!
A Wisconsinite in Texas and you're wearing a sweatshirt? Comeeee onnnnnnn you know their record cold is our shorts and t-shirt weather 😅
Loved the video! Your #1 fan
Thank you!
How do those guys not fall into the trenches when finishing? I never saw a post tension slab without concrete. Interesting.
Nice video..we would ways fill the trenches fist that way they would be set up somewhat by the time you pour everything else so you don't fall in while screeding.😄
Keep up the good...we are finally getting some some snow in Gallup, NM
Yeah, Jeff said it snowed in Texas today as well.
I saw that Dirt Perfect sticker!
What's the purpose of the trenches in a slab pour like that? They form something of a honeycomb of 48" deep concrete walls buried in the dirt. But why?
I think it's probably the type of soil they have around here. All slabs are done like that in Texas, or at least all of them that I have seen. It's completely different in Wisconsin and other places.
Civil engineer here that has tested/inspected concrete, soil, and rebar on-sites for a couple years. As ^^^ has already said, it’s due to the soil. Soil in most of Texas has a high clay content which leads to the soil swelling and shrinking with varying moisture contents as it rains/dries. This can cause extensive cracking due to settlement issues and can lead to poor structural support for load bearing walls. This is also why they don’t do basements in Texas either, the basement walls and bottom slab are more prone to failing. These trenches are likely where the load bearing walls are going to be built upon to support the structural loads. They also will just help resist the differential settlement.
@@jarretrausch Thank you!
@@jarretrausch Ah. Expansive soils. We have similar problems here in Colorado, but plenty of basements. I can certainly see how that would strengthen a slab, though.
@@Jim-nq9el That’s interesting. The extreme hot and dry climate of Texas and less vegetation along with the clay may make both the swelling during storms and the cracking after it dries worse.