With the discharge pump hose, the hose man can insure clean pours and can direct concrete into tight spots without all the jerking and whipping of a rigid hose.
posted by Ian at 11:11 AM
Monday, February 07, 2005
With the discharge pump hose, the hose man can insure clean pours and can direct concrete into tight spots without all the jerking and whipping of a rigid hose.
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