Our Concrete Truck Got Stuck! - Today Was a Bad Day! - Our Mountain View Ranch Life
Our Concrete Truck Got Stuck!
Today Was a Bad Day!
Our Mountain View Ranch Life
Have you ever had a bad day? Wait until you get a 72,000 pound cement mixer with a full load get stuck, not once but twice, in a single day!
Today went rapidly downhill after the second cement truck got stuck delivering a load of concrete for our pole barn. The first driver had no problems. He was in and out of the project with no problems. Our road got messed up pulling him out. Later another truck also drifted off the road getting stuck worse than the second truck. A heavy lift wreck worked late into the night getting this truck out. Ultimately they needed up dumping their load of concrete on the road leaving a huge mess for us to clean up.
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