RAN THE 20M BIG STICK TODAY

150 FEET OF 4 INCH LINE 3 SET-UPS THEY NEVER HELPED WITH THE LINE A BIT. THE JOB WAS A MESS. SUPRISED I DIDNT BREAK A LEG TRIPPING ON SHIT ON THIS MESSY SITE. DECIDED TO GO OFF THE BACK END. THE 3 TO 4 HOSES I WOULD OF SAVED WAS NOT WORTH MY TROUBLE. ENDED UP CHIPPING OUT THE HOPPER FOR AN HR AFTER IT WAS ALL DONE.

I hate going off the back, I will do everything I can to go through the boom first. I also hate job sites that look like that. I showed up on one, stepped out of the truck and stepped on a board with a nail sticking out of it, yes the 16 penny nail went through my boot and into my foot. I was not a joy to be around the rest of that job

How do you like that 20M? I was thinking of buying one a few years back an played with it in the yard for an hour. Seemed like a nice little unit over a truck mounted line pump. Thought it would have been a good selling point to my customers rather than renting a line pump. Ended up finding a 36M with 400 hrs for less money but I'm still thinking it might make a good third pump.

THAT WAS THE FIRST TIME I HAD RAN IT....NEVER USED THE BOOM ON IT. FROM WHAT I HEAR THEY ARE GREAT LITTLE PUMPS INSIDE BUILDINGS. WE CHARGE NORE FOR THAT PUMP THAN A 42M. IT HAS A SHORT STROKE. I BELIEVE IT IS 55INCH STROKE. IT HAS A 9CELL PUMP KIT ON IT

They started allowing people to build Coach Houses above a garage so I thought one of these would be perfect for the narrow back lanes and my never ending battle with hydro wires.

HONESTLY IF I HAD THE MONEY I WOULD BUY ONE. IT IS THE BUSIEST PUMP ON THE YARD. IT IS EASILY CONSIDERD A DUAL PURPOSE PUMP. USED AS A BOOM AS WELL AS A LINE PUMP...GREAT INVESTMENT IF YOU ASK ME.

I ran the 20m Concord, set up in less than 2 min. and just about anywhere the thing could get into. I loved it actually, I would race to a job, when the big machine was late, set up fast, reach what I could then the big one would set up behind me and get the far stuff, what a rush. But they are super fast and popular with contractors.