[AT] Concrete slab

[Mike Sloane]

The advantage of mixing your own concrete is that you can do small 
batches when you need the material. If you are pouring a whole slab, it 
is probably going to be cheaper to have the redi-mix truck deliver it 
than to buy sand and cement (or dry concrete mix) by the bagful and haul 
it yourself from the mason supply or Home Depot. Also, handling all 
those bags of concrete gets old real fast.

Mike

Ricky Prescott wrote:
> I can get a three point tractor mounted cement mixer.  I am thinking about
> making my own concrete for the slab in my work shop.  How much money will I
> save by making my own concrete.  What problems will I encounter by doing
> this?  Thanks, Ricky
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