Question:
Does anybody know if the cement mixing trucks require a Class "B" or Class "A" license?
thanks

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http://www.fmcsa.dot.gov/rulesregs/fmcsr/regs/383.91.htm
Scroll down a bit and you will see the examples shown in the diagrams.

http://www.fmcsa.dot.gov/rulesregs/fmcsr/regs/383.95.htm

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In Florida you only need a B license.

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How much does the job pay out in Florida?

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How much does the job pay out in Florida?
Last time I heard, which was a few years back. Fl rock paid around $10.00 hr to start. I'm not sure what they pay now, but it's not a whole lot.
FL ROCK advertises in the Tampa Tribune help wanted from time to time,, the Tribune has an online newspaper. You can search the "help wanted ads"
Out in the western part of the country they run a tractor with a cement mixer mounted on a small trailer.
http://www.tampatrib.com/

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In California you only need a class B. Union wage tops out at just over $32.00/hr Marines stay and fight, Bush makes sure of that.
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Yup, seen 'em a few times out in Phoenix.

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Here's a pic of the tractor trailer mounted mixer. They're made in Dodge Center MN, about 70 miles from where I live.
http://www.mcneilusco.com/products/sms.cfm
These are the only mixers you'd need a Class A CDL for.
They use a lot of these around South Central Minnesota.
http://www.mcneilusco.com/products/s-series.cfm
A Class B CDL is needed for these.

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Lycon Inc is a big redi mix concrete operation in my area. They got plants everywhere in the state of WI. I don't know their pay, but I thought I heard once they are Union, so right there means good pay. They have everything from quad redi mixers to dump trucks to pneumatic tankers. Equipment dosent look all that bad in fact it looks pratically brand new.

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Anyone remember that song, Cement Mixer put, put, put?????