The cutest cement truck I've ever seen.
Posted by Grigio_cervello@reddit | WeirdWheels | View on Reddit | 24 comments

Posted by Grigio_cervello@reddit | WeirdWheels | View on Reddit | 24 comments
xeno486@reddit
i dunno man, this one’s pretty cute
Grigio_cervello@reddit (OP)
Gotta agree with you.
Definitely couldn't drive it around a muddy jobsite. Would get high centred driving over a pebble.
xeno486@reddit
oh yeah for sure
Dangerjim@reddit
He mix
a_shitty_car_guy@reddit
Poor thing definitely looks like it has back problems.
nlpnt@reddit
Corners of the cab where the back wall met the floor were massive rust traps on that entire era of trucks across all manufacturers. Fords weren't as bad as GMs though, as evidenced by the fact this 50 year old fleet truck still exists at all.
Which-Technician2367@reddit
Yup and with old age the hips start to cause some issues, too…
Bayside_High@reddit
** Concrete mixing truck.
Cement is a finely ground, gray powder that acts as a binder in construction. It is mixed with water, gravel, sand, etc to make concrete
milkbeard-@reddit
I can tell you work in the construction or architecture industry
Bayside_High@reddit
Yep! Sell parking lot stuff. So lots of concrete repairs, not many cement repairs
milkbeard-@reddit
I get it, I’m in architecture and it drives me nuts when people call concrete cement. Of course you and I are in the minority. Pretty much everyone uses cement and concrete interchangeably
ThisFreaknGuy@reddit
We call them cement trucks.
dustysmufflah@reddit
Makes sense. They make cement. It's why we call it an ice cream truck not a sorgum sugar lecithin truck.
Bayside_High@reddit
They don't make cement is the thing. A plant makes cement, it is transported to a concrete batch plant in a trailer that looks a lot like a liquid transport trailer, mixed with everything and then put into a concrete truck to transport to the site.
BCVinny@reddit
So do we. And I know the difference between concrete & cement
Hard_To_Port@reddit
tuna fish sandwich
CantaloupeCamper@reddit
Is it bending in the middle of the frame?
dubie2003@reddit
Saw one heading south on 95 around SR528 yesterday, cute little thing.
Correct_Roll_3005@reddit
Makes a lot more sense for smaller jobs.
bigtexasrob@reddit
The old guy on the job site who just needs to fucking retire but has more skill and experience in his left nut than the rest of the local union so they let him keep showing up a half hour early like he has for the last forty years:
gankindustries@reddit
That frame looks like it is struggling
fredololololo@reddit
Cementini
Scheisse_Machen@reddit
But mooommm! It followed me home, can I keep it??? Please please pleeeeeeasssse🥹
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