thejdman04
Senior Member
Front discharge fwd's or oshkosh's are all you see anymore. No real reason not to use themm drive up there controlt he chute, move the truck etc all by yourself. There the roughest riding darn trucks ever. (for the ose of you dont know, they sit on rubber blocks. Most of the time the blocks get warn the bolts get tightened and its steel on steel. Nothing fun about a cconcrete truck, they are pigs to manuver(dont turn well) ride rough, dont heat or cool worth anything. The reason they use rubber suspension is because the barrel really isnt attached to the truck by anything practically speaking, it sits in some rollers at the bottom and thats about it. Many times there has been drums lost. The "semi" trailered concrete trucks are jsut that for feedin pump trucks whereyour building a parking garag w/a wide open area to get that in. Usually the semi trucks arent set up real well in the rear to get pushed out w/a dozer. The oshkosh's are set up pretty well to get pushed out of the mud hole. They are all wheel drive but real pigs in the mud