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3 pt. cement mixer

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Mikey

05-28-2001 15:09:35




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Anybody out there presently have or have used a 3 pt. cement mixer? How well do they work? A guy down the road has one for sale, and I like the idea more than hauling mud in a wheelbarrow.

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Mikey




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Barry N Indiana

05-29-2001 02:08:25




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 Re: 3 pt. cement mixer in reply to Mikey, 05-28-2001 15:09:35  
I have a 3 pnt cement mixer. I got when I bought the 44 2N. It has a tire attached that runs on an adapter that slips on the PTO shaft. It mounts on the 3 Pnt hitch and is pretty slick. You use old fashioned elbow grease to dump it. The ole tire that was on it was shot when I got it. Had a used tire in the barn and stuck a tube in it and it worked OK. Ya still gotta get the sand/gravel but you can make alot of concrete with it. Great for fence post setting.

GUD LUCK!
Barry

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Dell (WA)

05-29-2001 09:39:33




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 Re: Re: 3 pt. cement mixer in reply to Barry N Indiana, 05-29-2001 02:08:25  
Barry..... ..If'n you set even pressure treated fenceposts in concrete, the wood will likely rot out in 3 years. Not a good thing to do, cuzz then you have to dig out all that concrete. And your 20 yr guareentee is void. ..... ...Dell



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The fence guys told me...

05-29-2001 12:08:29




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 Re: Re: Re: 3 pt. cement mixer in reply to Dell (WA), 05-29-2001 09:39:33  
that if I used concrete with my treated peeler cores, to make sure I set the posts in the dirt at the bottom of the hole, then add the mix. That way the water can drain out the bottom.

So far, so good, but I'm only on the 3rd year.

Dave 50 8n



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Jim.UT

05-28-2001 21:17:48




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 Re: 3 pt. cement mixer in reply to Mikey, 05-28-2001 15:09:35  
I have an ancient 3 pt mixer that I bought from Tom(WY). He got it as part of his 2N. I use it on my 850. It's a little cumbersome in that it has to be bolted to the fenders and the fender brackets. The brand name is "Transmix" and as near as I can tell, the company went out of business a long time ago. I had to do some modifications to get it to work on the 850 but now I can get it hooked up in about 45 minutes. It will mix up 3 bags of concrete mix at a whack. I'll be starting a patio next weekend. I'm glad I bought it. I know there is a 3 pt mixer now available that hooks up a lot easier but doesn't have the drum capacity that mine has.

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Bobduck

05-28-2001 19:27:46




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 Re: 3 pt. cement mixer in reply to Mikey, 05-28-2001 15:09:35  
We used to use one of those on the farm. Had a neighbor we rented it from.

Mixed a lot of concrete with it and it worked well.

Had a tire on the back of the mixer that ran on a rubber pulley on the PTO.



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Sal

05-28-2001 18:57:57




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 Re: 3 pt. cement mixer in reply to Mikey, 05-28-2001 15:09:35  
...does anyone make 3pt mixers anymore?...any good names to look for?

wouldn't the exhaust comming out the back choke the heck out of you while your loading it?



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Ed Gooding (VA)

05-29-2001 06:05:26




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 Re: Re: 3 pt. cement mixer in reply to Sal, 05-28-2001 18:57:57  
Hey Sal. Northern Tools sells one for about $660 + shipping. Has a hydraulic dump cylinder. You can check it out by clicking here.

Hope this helps..... ..... Ed
'52 8N475798



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Ultradog MN

05-28-2001 15:49:04




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 Re: 3 pt. cement mixer in reply to Mikey, 05-28-2001 15:09:35  
Buy reddi mix if you need concrete.



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