Posted by coshoo on April 26, 2020 at 10:42:19 from (63.231.27.2):
In Reply to: RE : concrete mixes posted by Ricey06 on April 26, 2020 at 09:51:48:
Dad and I always used 3 shovels gravel, 2 shovels sand and 1 shovel cement. He and mom used that mix when they poured the concrete for the holding area and through the barn and on side and ends- They did it at night, because dad worked as a carpenter during the day, and of course, had to milk the cows, too. That would have been about 65 years ago, and the concrete is still in good shape. I was too young to help then, but worked with him later. I'd add the water to the mixer, and I don't think he ever failed to say "don't drown the miller."
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