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09. Our Old Electric Concrete Mixer
Thu, 01/15/2009 - 00:02 — thepeacock
This shows the Old Electric Concrete Mixer, which we used in order to Build our 98% Rock Houses, which Required more than 4,000 Wheelbarrows full of Concrete. However, after mixing more than 10,000 Wheelbarrows full after Building our Houses, this Machine finally wore out. It Costs $150 in 1985. The New Electric STONE Mixer Cost a hefty $2,500, plus Tax. Notice that this Shed Roof is not finished yet; but, we finished it within 2 Days, in order to provide Shade for Juvenal and Mauricio, who mixed up 10 times more Bags of Cement than you see in the Pile at the Left, which is about 8 feet long, 4 feet wide, and 6 feet tall. Each Bag weighs about 90 pounds, which is about the Maximum Amount that any one Small Person can Handle.
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