Some Random work Pictures....

[alldayrj]

Originally Posted by NMS0219

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t_C7KpI0CYE

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ACVTl2cBMss

Some videos that show the whole process

Not sure how i feel about that but the dies and stamps etc make it pretty customizable. Might be an affordable option to paver or cobblestone borders. Mind me asking what that machine and the dies cost?
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[NMS0219]

The truck is a 2011 Chevy 3500 6.0 gas with aluminum dump body. It replaced an 08 Chevy 3500 diesel dump aka.... the turbo eater.

[NMS0219]

Originally Posted by alldayrj

Not sure how i feel about that but the dies and stamps etc make it pretty customizable. Might be an affordable option to paver or cobblestone borders. Mind me asking what that machine and the dies cost?
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If you buy the whole set up new... Trailer, Mixer, Sod cutter, Curb Machine, and a basic stamp package you will be over $28k, I picked this set up used at fire sale pricing.

[LawnMan19]

That 3500 is still awesome man.

[NMS0219]

Thanks I'm really happy with it. It does everything I ask of it and comes back for more

[LawnMan19]

Originally Posted by NMS0219

Thanks I'm really happy with it. It does everything I ask of it and comes back for more

Yeah, that's what you need if it's a work truck.

[NMS0219]

And some more random pictures........ Had to prove I really do work....

[LawnMan19]

Looks good man, you do a lot of cement work?

[NMS0219]

Over the past 2 years the concrete work has really taken off. I used to sub it all out than realized one day I could keep a crew busy with it 5 or 6 days a week. I already had all the big ticket items needed ie.. skid steer, dump truck, mini x, etc.. Only had to buy a few pins and some other speciality tools to get the guys going. For me it was a no brainer to jump into it.

[LawnMan19]

Originally Posted by NMS0219

Over the past 2 years the concrete work has really taken off. I used to sub it all out than realized one day I could keep a crew busy with it 5 or 6 days a week. I already had all the big ticket items needed ie.. skid steer, dump truck, mini x, etc.. Only had to buy a few pins and some other speciality tools to get the guys going. For me it was a no brainer to jump into it.

That's cool man, and I know a lot of customers like it if it's an all in one company where you can do the landscaping and all the cement work also or vice versa.