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Switching from our old manual screed to the MBW MVS2 was a big step for our crew. The 8 ft 4 in sections make covering ground faster, but getting the hang of the 2600 vpm vibration took a few pours.
Our previous screed was constantly eating up our budget with repairs and fuel. This gasoline-powered MVS2 has been a pleasant surprise.
Our old screed was a monster, always a struggle to maneuver on tighter residential jobs. The BullVibe's compact 11-inch length and 7.2 lbs weight (without battery) make a huge difference.
I've had the BullVibe for about three months now, mostly using it for small concrete pours. For the price, it's a solid option compared to some heavier, more expensive units.