Where to get decent concrete mixer?

[czechsonofagun]

I am with Alan - HF mixer we bought for $160 or so. The motor still works, but the switch is gone and I just plug it in and give it a little push and let it run all day long while working on the pour. I can mix and pour bit over a cubic yard by myself in half a day or so. Did floor in the shop, hay storage and tack room and skirts around the barn. Works fine if you pace it right,but for your area I would frame it and call in a ready mix. The price of the premixed concrete is hard to beat and your back has a value too.
If you dont want to be frustrated to no end with concrete cracks, go with pavers on compressed stone dust. Just make sure you frame it well - i.e. pavers have something to keep them in place - like a steel or concrete frame for the whole area.

 

[CurlyDave]

...don't you know that we didn't use this extra patio during our wedding night...

Many people would prefer a softer surface that night...

(The devil made me say that.)

 

[2manyrocks]

From the sidewalk to the gutter in only 12 posts.

Check CL in Knoxville if you really want a mixer. Should be able to find a good used one cheap with every builder looking for work.

I tend to think that you ought to be able to find someone to do this work reasonably in this market. Whatever it costs now is less than what it will cost once inflation really kicks in.