new job..

[PlatinumLandCon]

Man you guys are brutal. You didn't even give the guy a chance to say something for you to jump on, you just jumped all over him anyways!

[mrusk]

Originally Posted by Picasso Services

what does the psi mean?

pro stone installer.

[PlatinumLandCon]

Originally Posted by Hardscaping

ok i understand now, so before attempting anything like this maybe i should get some answers from local guys to see how they do it so that i can follow the standard for my area.


The work looks good by the way.

48" for our area bud.

[PlatinumLandCon]

Originally Posted by mrusk

pro stone installer.

SOLID REPLY!! HAHAHA

[P.Services]

Originally Posted by mrusk

pro stone installer.

good one, i know what it stands for. what does it mean in relation to the crete?

[mrusk]

Originally Posted by Picasso Services

good one, i know what it stands for. what does it mean in relation to the crete?

I honestly do not know. I just use what my engineer specs.

[P.Services]

i would call my buddy who pours walls and ask him but he will turn it into a big long talk about how poured walls are really the hardest trade to learn and how important he is. what a pile.

[DVS Hardscaper]

Originally Posted by mrusk

DVS A 20 ton excavator might not help you with the fall clean ups you will be doing this year. So I can understand the fact, how you can't undersatand how it makes sense for my company to own it.

LOL - good one Rusk'er!

We also do excavating and install septic systems. We have a house that will be ready for a septic system in November. The only way to access the site is via a crawl excavator. And it's not our first Only thing is, I rent one, have no need to buy one!

Folks, it's a tradition here at LS to mess with Rusk-a-roni when he starts these picture threads! No harm is intended. I like Rusk, and his work looks good.

This forum would be boring if we didnt pick on him when he posts his pictures! he's used to it!

[EagleLandscape]

it means its hard concrete!

I just poured a slab on a $750,000 home, and it only spec'd 3000psi concrete.

3.5k is tough! good going on not skimping on the materials.

[Junior M]

Originally Posted by DVS Hardscaper

LOL - good one Rusk'er!

We also do excavating and install septic systems. We have a house that will be ready for a septic system in November. The only way to access the site is via a crawl excavator. And it's not our first Only thing is, I rent one, have no need to buy one!

Folks, it's a tradition here at LS to mess with Rusk-a-roni when he starts these picture threads! No harm is intended. I like Rusk, and his work looks good.

This forum would be boring if we didnt pick on him when he posts his pictures! he's used to it!

But if you could find other work for a fullsize excavator and had enough septic work would it not be cheaper to buy one? We are renting equipment right now and if we could find some more work we would buy some equipment...