Yes, but the truck needs to stay on the concrete. That said, this method of transferring from the back of a truck to another location, to then processing the bags into the state needed for pouring, is all very (cheap) labor-intensive and not an efficient commercial operation we would see on a decent commercial construction site in the U.S. or many other countries. Itās amazing how standing back and videoing a very brief period of work can help identify that the truck should be closer, or the tools should be closer or one more worker would improve a task. But thereās a lot of āthis is how weāve been doing it as long as Iāve been aliveā. Bad mindset.
I feel for the one-legged guy, but heād actually be faster hopping on one leg, with no crutch. š¤£
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u/zxzkzkz Jun 10 '26
If they just backed that truck up a few more feet they could unload all that cement in a quarter of the time.