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On Monday we have a pour coming up that restricts my trucks to 3 yard limits. The job is a 45 yard wall, which normally is no problem. My question for yall is this..would you pour a wall of that size on a day that will be single digit temps and supposed to have a wind chill of -20°F?

I am in the panhandle of Idaho. We get road restrictions every year due to break up/frost laws, so we get limited to 3 yard maximums. We can only send a line pump due to weight restrictions as well. As one can imagine, this all adds up to be very time-consuming.

6 sack mud/3500psi 3/4 mix with 2% nca.

Would you pour it?

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