Each unit would have on its charge a mechanical excavator, a caterpillar tractor, a concrete mixer and hydraulic tipping trucks.
I am referring to mobile construction vehicles, in particular such things as the mobile concrete mixer, of which there are many on our roads.
They would need to have an architect behind every concrete mixer and one behind every bricklayer if they wanted to do that.
It was applied to the concrete mixer and it created a weld which could not have been achieved in any other way.
I recall seeing an account describing the steps taken to standardise parts for a concrete mixer.
It is equally right that the concrete mixer should be allowed to set hard in the countryside to ensure its protection.
The same goes for a concrete mixer.
I have received a preliminary report from which it appears that this accident was due to a concrete mixer, which was being moved, striking an electric cable and damaging it.
