1/3 Hp Electric Cement Mixer 3.5 Cubic Ft; 10.7 Amps, 36 RPM

I'm very mechanical and this thing was a pretty big pain in the ass to put together (not impossible but difficult) other than that it works great

Putting it together is a bit of a pain, could not use it because of cold or rain until today, and it mixed the first load just fine, then in the first stages of the second batch the gear stops engaging. That is obviously not an easy fix, and I have got to figure out the best way to get to the area that appears to require that the entire bold be removed, I hope there is an easy way to get to it, I will be searching the internet for help I suppose. It sure put a crimp in getting the mix done that I had started, and the project in general.

I'm very impressed with this cement mixer! It is so much easier then mixing it up then just stirring it. It mixes very good and makes the job of using cement so much easier. It also mixes better then by hand. The cement mixer is very durable and this means a lot to me. It means it will stand up to mixing cement for quite a long time. Having this makes the job go so much faster and smoother! Best thing I bought my husband in a long time, he absolutely loves it! I recommend this cement mixer for anyone who has to mix cement,it sure will make you job go so much faster and smoother!

This was a real pain in the ass to put together. The instructions suck. Like really, really suck. Halfway through putting it together, I decided to look on YouTube and found a video on how to put an older but similar version of this together. And that helped. It probably took five hours over three days to do, but if you have a high tolerance for stupid instructions, you might be able to do it in one sitting. Would I buy it again? Maybe. Because I have a pretty good idea of how it goes together now. When you do put it together and you find you still have a lot of screws, bolts and washers left, know this is normal. That's just there for self doubt that you did it correctly.I've been running in non-stop, 4 hours a day, and it seems to be holding up pretty well.

Hard to put together. But once its together it works great. We did a fence and a greenhouse post holes with it

Great little machine. As others have indicated the assembly instructions were pretty bad. Almost like the author had someone else tell him how to build it. It took about two hours.It mixes a 90# bag of concrete in just a few minutes. Seems sturdy and well engineered...except for the wheels. I am sure that they will fail. Other than that I am very pleased.

I haven't used it yet, but I think they must have updated their instructions. There are 12 packets of hardware (nuts, bolts, spring, etc) each numbered 2 through 13 with various parts in each. Then you match up the packet number with what part you are putting together. I had to stop putting it together because one of the steps requires gasket sealer that is not included - it would have been nice to include a tube of this. Other than that good so far.

Weather was bad in New England and waited for the assembly now I can not return it. Pinion gear and lower tub gear rides high in one area, skips. Poor quality, missing rubber washers for tub had to make my own. The picture in Amazon's listing shows a nice machine in reality it is very poor quality. A lesson to be learned by me.