Petrol Cement Mixer Hire
High quality concrete mixers available nationwide
Our petrol cement mixers are high quality, robust and reliable Belle Minimix 150 units, ideal for use on site and in remote outdoor locations away from an electrical power supply. These mixers are industry standard pieces of equipment that allow the operator to mix high volumes of cement and concrete quickly and easily. These concrete mixers feature an extra thick 130 litre drum with efficient and durable mixing paddles. They have a heavy-duty sealed cast gearbox for longer life, and full thermal overload protection. The mixer comes supplied with a tipping stand included as standard, allowing you to operate the mixer at an elevated height, tip the concrete into a wheelbarrow and transport it wherever it is needed on site. With a mix capacity of 90 litres, these petrol mixers provide the fastest, most efficient and most reliable way of mixing cement and concrete for a range of different jobs. You can book a petrol cement mixer hire online or over the phone. Then you can collect from your nearest store at the start of the hire or we can deliver to you.
How To Use A Petrol Cement Mixer
Mix concrete & mortar quickly & easily
Stood on a firm, level surface, pour approximately one gallon of water into the concrete mixer. Make sure that you use the correct amount of water for the cement mix, as explained in the instructions. If you add too much water, the cement mix will become too thin and unmanageable. If you do not add enough water, the concrete will become too thick and will not combine thoroughly. Next, pour the cement mix into the drum, plug the mixer in and turn it on. Allow the machine to fully mix the contents and ensure that there is no visible powder left. Leave the cement mixer running for as long as you need it to keep the contents moist and manageable. When ready, turn it off and slowly tilt the drum to pour the fresh cement out. You can use a mixer to produce general purpose concrete, foundation concrete, paving concrete, standard mortar, strong mortar, and more. You can use a stiff brush or a mix of 1" (2½cm) gravel and water to clean the cement mixer out to prevent any residue from hardening inside it.
Petrol Mixer Specifications
Based On: Belle Minimix 150
Motor Power: Honda GX120
Drum Capacity (litres): 130
Mix Capacity (litres): 90
Power (hp / Kw): 4 / 2.9
Drum Speed (rpm): 10 - 24
Dimensions: Width x Height x Length (mm): 597 x 890 x 1211
Weight without stand (kg): 61
Please note: This product description and detail is based on the model we have the most stock of. Alternative brands of equivalent specification may be supplied based on location and availability.
Reviews
Belle Minimix 150
Reliable cement mixer and came with the stand and full tank of fuel. Delivery was cheap even though I am miles away from the nearest tool hire shop.
Reviewed by Richard
5/5
Professional petrol mixer
The petrol mixer I hired was very professional and high quality. Very good equipment and the booking service over the phone was very efficient. Good service, I would use Mammoth again.
Reviewed by Eric S
5/5
FAQ
What oil do you use for a petrol cement mixer?
Use suitable engine oil of a 10W/30 grade for filling and topping up the engine.
How do you use a petrol cement mixer?
Ensure that the cement mixer is on a firm, level surface. Use approximately one gallon of water, and pour it into the drum slowly. Ensure that you use the correct amount of water for the cement mix, as outlined in the instructions. Too much water will make the cement mix too thin and unmanageable. Not enough water will make the concrete too thick, and it will not combine thoroughly. Pour the cement mix into the drum. Check that the engine has enough oil in and then power up the mixer. Allow the machine to thoroughly mix the contents and ensure that there is no visible powder left. Leave the cement mixer running for as long as you need it to keep the contents moist and manageable. When the contents are fully mixed, turn the machine off and slowly tilt the drum to pour out the fresh concrete.
How should you clean a cement mixer?
Clean your cement mixer using a stiff brush or a mix of 1 inch (2½cm) gravel and clean water. Using plenty of water clears the drum out and prevents any residue from hardening inside it. Do not use any cleaning fluid products, such as paint thinner, lacquer, turpentine, or similar.
What is the best concrete mix?
General purpose concrete is made up of 1 part cement, 2 parts sand, and 3 parts coarse aggregate. This concrete is suitable for most purposes, but not for foundations or paving. Standard mortar is made up of 1 part cement, 5 parts soft sand, with 1 part lime or plasticiser optional. This mortar is used for sheltered bricklaying, rendering, and more. A range of different concrete and mortar mixes can be created for various applications.
Where can I hire a Petrol Cement Mixer near me?
Mammoth Hire has over 400 Click & Collect locations across the UK and delivers tools & equipment to your door. Simply Call 0800 142 2022 or Book Online.
