Nori makes a great point.
Everyone needs to do what is best for their own situation.
It makes perfect sense for her to use her tractor and whatever other
equipment she already has to best benefit. Tow mixers are a great
inexpensive tool that are hard to beat for the money, but not the only
answer.
Keep in mind that if using a different type of mixer saves labor for
your situation, that may be the best option. I'd rather spend an extra
couple of hundred bucks if it is going to save me a lot of work. That
extra money might be recovered at the end of the project by selling the
fancy schmancy mixer anyway.
--- In papercreters@yahoogroups.com, "ElfNori" <elf@...> wrote:
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> Having a mixer that works for the location is important.
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