Here's what our customers are saying .......   I just poured a slab, using the Power Pole Finisher for the first time and it was the best looking slab I have ever seen.  Thanks for all the help, you have an extemely good product.  Cory Eells,  Oregon City, Oregon  Great machine.  Used the machine twice and already won't leave home without it !!!  Ken Yager,    Yager Construction,    Green River, WY   We save a lot of time with this machine. We use the Power Pole Fnisher to trowel precast wall panels that we pour in our factory. A typical pour is 10' wide by 150' long. A four person crew can finish 1 hour faster with the power pole finisher compared to a regular machine. We estimate the machine pays for itself in about 3 weeks because of the time saved each day. This machine is great! My goal is to have one machine for each precast bed (about 10 total). We have 1 machine now and 2 on the way. If the machines perform well this summer we will be looking for several more.  Benjamin T Dalsing,  Wells Concrete Products  Wells, MN     Purchased it about a year ago.  I'm a general contractor so I pour jobs about once a month.  Since last year, I took (Bertha) to the first few slabs, but since have left her home and take Cinderella to each dance since.   I have no problems with the unit.  It has cut my time on the job and gives my finish a smoother and flatter finish.  My competitors have even hired me to pour for them because we are getting up there and it's not as easy as it used to be. David Encinas,  Visalia, CA     We find the Power Pole Finisher very useful on our big stamped jobs to break the surface with the floats, and the final trowel before the stamping.  David Jorge,   Avante Contractors,   Surrey, British Columbia           After having substantial time to put the Power Pole Finisher through  a battery of different finishing scenarios ........... I must say I am impressed ........ it turned out to be everything that it was described to be, and I couldn't be happier!   Thanks again for a wonderful product.   John Crawford,   Crawford Construction,   Dixfield, Maine

"The saga continues....... My partner (who is the the really experienced guy and is present for the serious, "high quality", power troweled pours) was on site for the first part of a "pole barn" job, which is going to be done in two segments.  Six bays with three pours of about 14' x 40' and the othe to be done the next day. My partner, a great guy, strong work ethic and no more accepting of inferior work than I am, struck a deal.  This was my job so I was the boss, but put in decision making, I will always go with the most qualified. My partner had not seen "Belinda" in action and was quite sceptical.  We agreed that I would do the first bay with "Belinda" and he would use his conventional power trowel for the next two. One of the things Larry said, and is true, that his power trowel produces flatter floors.  My partner egged me on to put it on early with the big blades.  He became quite impressed as it flattened out the areas that the bull float couldn't quite smooth out. On "Bay 2" we had a "semi-cold joint"  (pump job - delay on getting the second truck) the minor ripple could not be taken out with either a bull float or fresno with weights.  "Belinda" was put into action and flattened the floor quickly.  The building owner's son was on hand, at our invitation, as he had some interest in learning about "concrete".  One of our guys and my partner allowed him to pour an outside slab, grade, edge and in time, broom it.  I decided to put him on the "Power Pole Finisher".  We let him go.  To make a long story short, very flat floor, divots filled and polished black, and done by a kid who never held any kind of trowel in his life.  The owner was thrilled.   The day ended with "Belinda" finishing all 3 bays.  When I could leave the concrete as "black" as a rider, there was no convincing neccessary. My partner's response at the end of the day - "order another  one". We have a huge investment in imprinting and other equipment at the moment, but we will be ordering another unit.  I routinely invest in "advanced and different' equipment, to make my aging life easier.  My partner and I now agree, that going on a job without this tool, is simply stupid.  Truthfullly, this investment is far and away, the best I have made in the concrete business. Seldom is there anything that makes life easier and provides a better job.  You have done this.  Congratulations." Pete Snyder,   Snyder Construction,   Bandon, Oregon