special tool
Senior Member
We poured the first part of the wall today at a channelized river.
There are 2 wetlands "engineers", a structural and a hired waterway engineer involved in this little project.
God knows we can't let any silt get in here and harm the turtles downstream.
You can see why this wall had problems - the last "mason"used hollow block, durowall and filled the block with pebbles.....need I say more about this craftsman?
Anyway, this is my 225, it has the 10 foot stick on it - its a creampuff, like new.
The side of the wall that the machine sits on also has a failing retaing wall, so I cannot get too close.
You can also see that the "brigde" sits on this same rubble-fill mess of a masonry wall, so I am not bringing anything heavy over it.
There are 2 wetlands "engineers", a structural and a hired waterway engineer involved in this little project.
God knows we can't let any silt get in here and harm the turtles downstream.
You can see why this wall had problems - the last "mason"used hollow block, durowall and filled the block with pebbles.....need I say more about this craftsman?
Anyway, this is my 225, it has the 10 foot stick on it - its a creampuff, like new.
The side of the wall that the machine sits on also has a failing retaing wall, so I cannot get too close.
You can also see that the "brigde" sits on this same rubble-fill mess of a masonry wall, so I am not bringing anything heavy over it.