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Its makes me feel good to see that I am more costly then anyone else on here. :fa:

I'll give you 100$ to shut down CR for a month.

I like where this is goin. Please send me link via pm if you wouldnt mind... :fuckyeah:

Need it for PC Windows 7

What free programs are out there that will allow me to edit my videos. Movie maker live does not support the gopro. Anyone know of a good one I can dl for free.

See you tomorrow.

First of all, DO NOT USE QUIKCRETE FOR A DRIVEWAY. That is prolly the worst thing you can do. Second, there are curb cutting company's out there but that wont solve the issueon the approach. Next I can tear both the curb and approach out and repour it all as one nice slope to the street and eliminate the big hump from the curb and still leave a edge on the curb box for the water to run against and continue down the road to the drains. Also you will most def need a permit and they will have to inspect it without a doubt. That goes for any city on any approach. I have pm'ed you so just let me know what you are wanting to do once you find out the info I pm'ed you. Thanks.

Nope. Resi and comm

Yeah the second floor is getting bad. They have lifts up there driving around all the time just killing the concrete.

I dunno yet if they are gonna charge extra since you usually only get 15-20mins per yard. So I will have to see once I get the bill.

1700 ft with no harness.

THANKS FOR THE INVITE!!!!!!!!!!!!

Wasnt anyone in there. But still they know who the :fuckyeah: is.

Up hill both ways? :gabe:

I've only made a few videos, but I like it so far. It is really durable.

I'm hoping to get this big pour next week so I can try out the helmet strap.

DSW warehouse on Fisher rd.

I've got alot more stuff to do with concrete. I been scheduling it every week since there is no snow and weather is somewhat decent. Plus I can help a fellow plower make acouple dollars in his down time.

Well when you own the company you want it done right. Honestly in small jobs like that 2 guys is all that is needed. I have Anthony come out since he is not working landscape right now in case something happens where a 3rd guy is needed and/or he does good work cleaning the tools and area where we are working. One less thing I gotta worry about plus he has never done concrete so I am trying to teach him as we go. These small jobs are easier to show the ropes instead of a 40 yard pour. He is picking it up though. Also I dont really like someone driving my 30k$ piece of equipment hence why I run it all the time. And like posted above, I know the job is 100% correct if I am involved in all of it.

I tell him that all the time. The old stuff was crumbling away and was cracked all over. The whole second floor of that place is cracked. We replaced abunch of the bad sections. I talked to the guy and he said there will be a ton more to need to be fixed which I agreed. That floor was only built to hold product, not forklifts and they have been driving lifts up there and killing the floor. Its amazing how some of them have not gone all the way thru.

Fire up the loader and haul it in. This is a short clip of some patch work we did today. Special appearance from Anthony Gray. We multiple sections of floor in this place. Takes a solid 10 mins round trip. Bobcat is at WOT while driving.