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Concrete Delivery with Conveyor Trucks

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What happens here

Due to the challenging terrain and narrow access road, standard concrete pump trucks cannot reach the site. Instead, a specialized conveyor truck (PUMP-A-POUR, Bonks Custom Mix Concrete) is used. This truck, operated by remote control, features a long conveyor belt that transports the concrete from the mixer truck, dumping it into a receiving hopper. A second, larger conveyor then extends over the pour area, delivering the concrete precisely where needed. This innovative setup allows for efficient concrete delivery in difficult conditions.

Goal: Deliver concrete efficiently to the inaccessible site.

Tools and materials

  • Conveyor Truck PUMP-A-POUR — Transporting concrete from the mixer to the pour site over a long distance
  • Remote Control — Operating the conveyor truck for precise concrete placement
  • Concrete Bonks Custom Mix Concrete — Pouring the house foundation slab

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time are you coming 637 okay so this is where the audio and my camera decided it had already done enough work and I'm going to jump in here right now and kind of walk you through everything that's going on before we can pour this we've got to lay down a sheet of poly why I don't know it doesn't make any sense to me personally but it's what's required so I'm doing what's on the engineered drawings but the piece of equipment that we're pulling up that you see right here is actually called a conveyor truck this is not like a standard pump truck this is kind of something that guys inside of the concrete industry aren't used to seeing very often and I learned that this is one of the few left in the state of Minnesota I I've heard there's a few others other places but where they are I don't really know what this truck does is it actually is just a giant conveyor belt and these guys one guy can run it using a remote control dumps the the concrete truck will come up here in just a few minutes and will dump into this system which will then drop into the next system which is then controlled by a guy with a remote control who tends to make sure everything gets exactly where it needs to go now this is where things get kind of kind of I'm not too scared at this point it's a little sketchy because the sides of the road are soft it's when the house gets moved in coming up here in an upcoming video that's when I get really freaky decky but look at this you can see where this truck is K kind of kitty Wampus which tells me that I don't have this road built exactly the way I want it I do want to have a peak in the road and I want to have the water run down on both sides but I still got a L that Peak out but of course this is a concrete truck driver these guys are basically part mountain goat part truck driver just a just a CRA real men just a crazy bunch of guys I mean when I say real men they don't make them like that anymore now here we go here's where the the conc this is the first time I've ever seen this in operation and this is basically how it works very straightforward the concrete gets dumped onto the first conveyor [Music] belt cruises up that dumps into the second conveyor belt

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