Imer Minuteman II Portable Concrete Mixer

I like the mixer, it’s easy to wheel around, take apart and load into the truck. It’s quite, mixes mud nicely, so I think it’s worth the money. Mine came damaged by the trucking company, I wasn’t home so there it was in the driveway, they pack the mixing paddles inside the drum, they pack shredded cardboard around everything and I think they do a good job in there packing but it’s heavy and it’s not on a pallet. The trucking guys don’t like that and throw it around so badly that the steel paddles dent the drum. The dents are so bad the paint chips off the outside, you should be home when it comes and if the box looks like a bus hit it then you will need to open it and inspect it before taking delivery.

It was impressive. It lasted 3 years. We mixed tons of mortar and cement, something I couldn't do with my gas mortar mixer. The Imer has a good Italian motor and good bearings. Its light and breaks down into two pieces. The best part is the versatility...mortar or cement because of the blades on the inside. You will really like this mixer

Mixed 36 80# bags today. Mixed them 3 at a time. When adding to the mixer I did not baby it. Whump... dumped the bags straight in - one at a time of course. It did not slow down, it did not get unbalanced it did mix concrete very well.

it does everything around home. it does 3 60lb. bags with no problem. its very quiet. it has been very reliable, except for the start button. i had the mixer sit for a while before my next job and the start button chatters. i am a electrician and that chattering comes from dirty contacts. just open it up and clean with contact cleaner or lightly sand contacts if possible. other than that it works great.

Bought mine used and love it. I've used this machine both for my job and at home. My last job at home, I went through about 60, 60# bags of premix, 3 at a time in about 3 1/2 hours. That included skreeting time and a couple of beer breaks.