hmi mud pump for sale in stock

The HMI HM-1 hydraulic mudjacking pump was the first concrete raising product engineered and manufactured by HMI, just over 40 years ago. It’s reliability and superior engineering maintains its place in the market, but has also acted as the springboard for other, more advanced models / options which offer various options of engine horsepower, hopper size, pumping pressure, and so much more.

Our largest, self-propelled, multi-functional pump. This rugged and durable pump is the top-of-the-line mudjacking unit. With the highest available pumping pressure, largest material hopper, most horsepower and versatility.

Our most popular model, the self-propelled, hydraulic mudjacking pump drives circles around the competition. Affordable and durable, the Power Pump is a great way to start-up or add to a concrete raising business.

Airplaco / HMI mudjacking slabjacking 16ft trailer in great shape. Currently has an Airplaco PG-25 grout pump on it but we also have a newer HMI power pump 1 that could be sold with it in olace of the airplaco or in addition to. Fully hydraulic HMI brand mixer on the back powered by a 15hp kohler engine. Ashcraft brand 16k trailer with a mixing bin in middle of trailer. Huge tool boxes on tongue o

2014 HMI Mudjacking Power Pump-2, PP2 Honda Engine GX 390, S/N: 14-PP2-1465-13H w/ Joystick All equipment is sold “As Is, Where Is”. Reasonable offers will be considered. Can be inspected by appointment only. Please reference RTR# 9042006-01All offers including offers at the asking price are subject to review and acceptance by our client. Prices are subject to change without notice. There is a

Great for the foundation piering contractor, this hydraulic power pack has the ability to turn in a helical pier at 3000 psi, or switch to 10,000 psi to push in a resistance pier. With this versatility, the need for two power packs on site is eliminated.

If you’re looking to start a new business, change careers, invest in a turnkey business model, or are wanting to expand your existing business offerings, our concrete raising business opportunities are the right choice for you.

At HMI, our business offerings are a smart decision for almost any new or existing company. That said, we see three main types of people becoming largely successful with our HMI business opportunities:Entrepreneurs- Evolving technologies suggest entrepreneurs should seriously evaluate concrete repair as a business opportunity! From detailed business plans to all the training you need to get the job done right, there aren’t many better options for new business ventures.

Contractors- Many contractors do not offer concrete raising as a viable business offering. Offering concrete raising and trip hazard removal as a business service, is an easy way to increase revenues (and profits!), create job opportunities for new employees, and improve your community.

You might find support & service stops after the sale with most companies, but we don’t think that’s very fair. Sometimes growing your business is harder than starting it, and we’ve got your back there, too. We’ll even pack our bags and train your team in the comfort of your own facility!

Our 2-Day Discovery & Training Seminar will give you everything you need to successfully start and operate a concrete raising business. We’ll cover business plans, polyurethane vs. mudjacking, marketing, and so much more!

Our One-on-One Training is perfect for operators and crew leaders, and will teach you all the right ways to use and clean your concrete raising equipment.

Our Hands-on, On-site & Crew Shadowing offers you the opportunity to see a professional crew at work, to learn from some of the best in the industry, or to have our crew guide you on bidding and best practices for your job site.

Want to learn more about how to start a successful business venture in concrete raising and trip hazard removal? Fill out the Request Info form and a member of our team will contact you shortly.

Blackjack grout pumps was founded by team that has actually used grout pumping machines in the field for over 30 years. Black Jack Pumps has become a developer and designer of grout, mud, and concrete pumping equipment at Black-Jack Grout Pumps, Inc. Their latest product offering is the all-in-one Grout pump/mud pump/concrete pump. Black-Jack is staffed with more than 40 years of combined pumping experience, including engineers and technical advisers.Read MoreBrowse concrete pumping equipment for sale below.Read Less

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I recently had the opportunity to speak with some Estimate Rocket users about their businesses. It was a wonderful chance to get to know our customers and learn about how they got to where they are today. In this series, we’ll share stories about what they did before, how they got started, and their experiences along the way.

We didn"t really know what was going to happen for those first few months. Mike was in the midst of a job search, and when that wasn"t working out, we started thinking about what we could do ourselves. It was in April of last year that we decided it was probably better if we started looking for something we could do separate from any company or working for anybody else.

My parents had their own company. My dad was a self-employed locksmith and my mom acted as his bookkeeper. They had their business for over 30 years, and now my brother runs it, so I wanted to see if there was anything like that that Mike and I could do together.

We sort of stumbled on the concrete raising idea. I had seen an advertisement on Craigslist for old mudjacking equipment and that made me ask Mike what mudjacking was. After that, he went online and found HMI who does concrete raising. They do it 2 ways: mudjacking and polyurethane foam. Mike had heard of HMI in his own line of work. He didn"t have any contacts there, but he kind of knew what they did.

After digging a little further, he made a call and that"s how it unfolded. He established a very good relationship with those guys in Wisconsin (HMI). Mike is a Midwesterner too, he"s from Chicago, so it was an automatic kind of friendship. We had a good feeling from the start, after talking with HMI. The timing was amazing. It had been 4 months since Mike stopped working and he was getting fidgety and needed to do something purposeful, and this fit the bill perfectly.

Having the capital to start a company is probably the biggest hurdle, though. We were a bit lucky up front because we had the finances to start. We had the capital to go ahead and make the big purchases because right off the bat we knew we needed a truck, and that"s going to cost money. It was hard for me to spend money for this purpose because you don’t know if taking this plunge is going to work out or not, but we had to buy a truck that was custom fitted with a pump for the foam and a generator, and wrapped with our company name and logo.

The capital that somebody needs to get started is obviously more than the truck. You need to be able to market the company with a website, advertising, company shirts, business forms and cards, so there"s cost there. There"s cost with business licensing fees, like the home improvement license, and with technology, as we had to buy an iPad with software including Estimate Rocket, and a laptop for QuickBooks. Mike also orders multiple drums of the chemicals that make up the foam, very costly up front, but the cost of materials is worked into the cost of the job and, if priced correctly, a small profit can be made. These are some expenses that are must-haves in order to be successful in a concrete raising business.

We also had to think of our process for doing business with customers. Because Estimate Rocket had worked with HMI to produce a customizable estimating software package, we could prepare proposals right away. We didn’t have to search for a solution for providing accurate estimates to our customers and tracking the data effectively. Customers receive, from the estimate to the receipt, customized professional looking documents that convey experience and organization.

He gets a lot of pleasure from seeing people"s reactions, because out here most folks don"t know what concrete raising is, especially with foam. They might have heard of mudjacking but they don"t necessarily understand that there"s another solution to raise concrete.

We"re finding that educating people is key to this. We try to include a description of our raising process in our ads, which are currently running in small publications in our area. We tried direct mail targeting neighborhoods but we didn’t receive much business from that effort. Yesterday, we met with marketing reps from a local radio station! We’re exploring the cost-benefit of radio commercials.

We didn"t know exactly where to market first, but someone approached us from Coffee News - it’s 2-sided piece of paper with ads going along it and trivia in the middle. It sits in restaurant foyers and people read it while they"re waiting for tables. We have a 3 by 2 inch ad there. It was the very first place that we had and ad and it"s actually paid off.

To start off strong like we did, it helps to be well-rounded, or have good friends who are willing to help out. I have IT experience that’s very useful when trying to develop software solutions like building a website. I also took a college course in QuickBooks. Mike has concrete construction experience, and he’s also familiar with state and USDOT requirements for owning and operating a truck. I can"t imagine what it would be like for somebody to try to do what we did who didn’t have the skills that we have, because it’s easily overwhelming.

Also, it helps to have a bit of knowledge of concrete and its behavior. We have that going for us, but somebody who hasn"t worked with concrete the way Mike has might be in for a few surprises. Mike"s even had a few near-disasters, but he’s been able to remedy them because he relies on his concrete knowledge and skills. So I wouldn’t assume, if I were just starting out, that you can just drill a few holes and squirt some foam and expect to see perfection, because it doesn"t always work like that.

Before that 10-year mark, we don’t expect to grow any. That"s not our goal. We just want to stay “Mom and Pop”. Even though I think there"s a good potential for growing, we"re not interested. Mike loves doing the work himself and the idea of having employees- I don"t know if I could be responsible for that. We just want to keep it “Mom and Pop” as much as we can.

Manufacturer of concrete raising equipment & mud jacking & polyurethane accessories. Distributor of used equipment. Various products include pumps, trailers, hopper trucks, gun clamps & tips, insertion guns, breakers, hammers, drills, remote controls, bins, bits, compressors, extension cords, foam, generators, grease, hose, mixers, kits, O-rings, ports, hydraulic power-packs, ramps, reactors, rigs, electric saws, material screens, switches, tires, transmitters & workbenches. Made in USA.

HMI is proud of all its innovations and products, but perhaps the greatest innovation is the Quik Mix Pro automated volumetric hopper/mixer unit. The first fully automated unit rolled off the production line in March of 2003. This slabjacking unit, when mounted on a truck body, can carry a slab raising pump, dry material, cement, and water. Along with its unique twin shafted mixer, it can automatically mix and place material into the hopper of a pump. No shoveling is required!

Expanding beyond just the slabjacking industry, in 2008 HMI developed a revolutionary new Hydraulic Power Pack 10. With a new 2 in 1 design it offers 10,000 psi at 1 ½ gallons per minute, or 3,000 psi at 9 gallons per minute. Not only is the unit great as a seperate hydraulic power pack for running hydraulic tools (mixers and mudpumps), piering contractors can use it to install helical and resistance piers.

Hydraulic Mudpumps, Inc. is committed to future refinements and development to its product line. Our future will be determined by requests from you, our customer, and the upcoming industry demands.

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