Storing Your MudMixer In The Wintertime

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This is an informational guide for all of our customers on how to winterize their MudMixer. Winterizing your MudMixer is an essential step in preserving its functionality and longevity. If you plan on storing your MudMixer in temperatures below freezing, it is important to take the necessary precautions to prevent damage.

Here’s what we recommend:

  1. Ensure there is no sitting water in all plumbing
  2. Blow air through the lines
  3. Open the needle valve
  4. Remove all tubing from quick-connect fittings
  5. Stow in a covered, dry area


Once you’re ready to use your MudMixer again, we recommend disassembling and cleaning the solenoid of your MudMixer. This simple maintenance task can help ensure that your MudMixer is functioning properly and ready for use.



By taking the time to disassemble and clean the solenoid, you can help prolong the life and improve the performance of your MudMixer. We hope you enjoy using your MudMixer for many years to come!

Extend Equipment Life with MudMixer Chemical Products

For optimal protection and to extend the life of your MudMixer and other equipment, we recommend adding these products to your maintenance routine:

MudShield 32 oz. Concrete Release Agent & Anti-Corrosion Shield

Our Recommended Use

Lightly mist the chute, guards, and external metal surfaces of your MudMixer before mixing. After pouring, the residue will rinse off faster, and the metal surfaces will be better protected against corrosion.

  1. Apply a thin, even coat using a spray or mist
  2. Reapply after each use to ensure continued protection
  3. Ideal for use on other concrete equipment like trowels, wheelbarrows, and mixers

MudBreaker 1-Gallon Concrete Dissolver and Remover

Our Recommended Use

For dried concrete buildup on your MudMixer, apply MudBreaker to the buildup inside the hopper/chute and on exterior metal surfaces. Let it sit, then rinse or scrape off the softened concrete.

  1. Spray or brush a thin, even coat on dry, hard concrete
  2. Let it dwell for at least 30 minutes, or overnight for heavy buildup
  3. Clean with soap and water after use