What are the goings on at Miller Curber Company?
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Stone Curb
Here are pictures of some curb that was installed with one of our machines. This is a commercial curb with a decorative appeal. The customer used smaller stone (a lot of it), laid the curb and then came back a few hours later and used a pressure washer to expose the stone. If you are…
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18″ Trench Curb and Pins
Here is a situation where the customer needs to extrude over an 18″ wide trench with a 3″ high pin. This machine was designed to extrude a curb that is 12″ L, 10″ H and has a 6″ flat spot on top of it. In order to do this we had to move the front…
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Curbed Pin
In order to extrude curb over pins a special curbform is required. It requires the curb height to be at least 5″ greater than the pin height. For example, if the pin height is 2″, the curb needs to be at least 7″ high. The additional height allows for the centerline of the auger to…
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Tail Wheel Outrigger
The Tail Wheel Outrigger option allows an operator to stabilize the curb extruder for a variety of job conditions. If a front wheel assembly is offset to accommodate rebar; if a wide curb is being extruded and the tail wheel is moved severely off-center, or if curb is being laid in a trench—the Tail Wheel…
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Cast Compaction Tube
The Cast Compaction Tube option allows for extended compaction tube life. The Cast Compaction Tube is made from white iron, and—unlike the fabricated compaction tube—is homogeneous in material makeup and therefore uniform in hardness throughout.
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Removable Hopper Side Plates
Optional Removable Hopper Side Plates are now a new feature which any new machine will accommodate. This option allows an operator to remove the side panel from the hopper for wheel barrow access or ease of shoveling. Easy replacement of the hopper panel increases hopper capacity and allows for overhead loading as from a truck…
