GAR-BRO concrete buckets specifically designed for mass placement of concrete in large civil projects such as hydroelectric projects and power houses have been used the world over and have become the standard by which all others are measured. Most of the major hydroelectric dams in North America, where large aggregate, low slump concrete was placed, used GAR-BRO concrete buckets. Guri Dam in Venezuela, Itaipu Dam (pictured above) in Brazil, and most recently Yantan Dam in the Peoples Republic of China were all built or are being built using GAR-BRO concrete placing equipment.

David Jackson, Vice-President of GAR-BRO Manufacturing Co., announced the completion of the first of a new line of excavator buckets that the company will produce. GAR-BRO recently purchased the engineering rights to a broad range of attachments for earth moving equipment such as excavators, backhoes and wheel loaders. Dave Gehle, Vice-President of Engineering and Brian Crawford have been developing drawings and fixtures to (more on this article)

This week GAR-BRO Manufacturing Company of Heber Springs, Arkansas shipped two concrete buckets to be used for the placing of concrete at the new Freedom Tower located at 1 World Trade Center, New York City, New York.

"GAR-BRO equipment was used extensively in the construction of both of the original World Trade Center towers and GAR-BRO is honored to be able to contribute to the rebuilding at the Ground Zero site in New York City", said Dave Gehle, President of GAR-BRO.
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At GAR-BRO, we devote 100 percent of our time to proper engineering and excellent quality fabrication of concrete placing equipment that covers the widest range of equipment needs and efficiency. We even offer custom built equipment and precast solutions to fit your specific needs.