Tannerite Barn Removal

[OneBadV8]

[video=youtube;edRbcTXAijY]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=edRbcTXAijY[/video]

 

[SSGSAD]

Was that "cheaper" than demolition, or just MORE FUN ?????

 

[HoughMade]

Fun and all, but I just can't help thinking that there was a lot of salvageable material there....I know, old and stodgy.

 

[RobbyMaQ]

#Barnwood!

 

[RobbyMaQ]

That is almost identical in size and construction to my barn. Except I have galvanized roofing.
164lbs.... Good to know

 

[dusty88]

Oh my

We have a really old barn on our property. Old as in "our 90 year old neighbor remembers watching cockfights there on Sat night when he was a kid".

the old, supposedly valuable wood was removed and replaced a long time ago. But the thing really got into trouble once one bit of the roof gave way. This led to water damage and now the whole thing is just melting into the surrounding forest environment. Bats have been living there for a while. Turkey vultures started living there and it's kinda creepy when a bird that big comes flying out of there.

It would be fun to blow it up, but I particularly don't want to destroy the bats or their habitat.

 

[Cameramonkey]

That is almost identical in size and construction to my barn. Except I have galvanized roofing.
164lbs.... Good to know

Oh my

We have a really old barn on our property. Old as in "our 90 year old neighbor remembers watching cockfights there on Sat night when he was a kid".

the old, supposedly valuable wood was removed and replaced a long time ago. But the thing really got into trouble once one bit of the roof gave way. This led to water damage and now the whole thing is just melting into the surrounding forest environment. Bats have been living there for a while. Turkey vultures started living there and it's kinda creepy when a bird that big comes flying out of there.

It would be fun to blow it up, but I particularly don't want to destroy the bats or their habitat.

Are these Invites? Veiled suggestions for a group buy/meet & shoot?

 

[Hogwylde]

A match would have been the cheapest way......and you would have had a lot smaller mess to clean up also.

 

[RobbyMaQ]

Are these Invites? Veiled suggestions for a group buy/meet & shoot?

I'm thinking it's probably against code for dismantling in Hendricks County.

A match would have been the cheapest way......and you would have had a lot smaller mess to clean up also.

Yes, but aside from the risk of my setting the neighbors crops or christmas tree farm on fire, I just don't quite get the same giggle factor with a bonfire. It'd almost be worth the money to see in person. I know it's less expensive than renting equipment and tearing it down myself, and WAY more fasterer.

 

[cobber]

Fun and all, but I just can't help thinking that there was a lot of salvageable material there....I know, old and stodgy.

Me too. What a waste!

 

[ljk]

where is the metal from the 55gal drum go?



but,

 

[Cameramonkey]

where is the metal from the 55gal drum go?



but,

Easy. Screw the drum... pour the Tannerite into some paper concrete forms. problem solved.

 

[Shadow]

Blah blah Blah shoulda coulda woulda --- Damn , guys he was just shaing a vid of cool way to get rid of a old barn ,lol
Thanks V8

 

[lovemywoods]

Wow. That charge did a nice job of bringing the barn down without much apparent nearby damage. The shed and tree to the right seemed unaffected.

Like others who like the look of the weathered barn siding, I wondered about the option of harvesting the barn instead of blowing it up. However, it wasn't my barn so not my decision to make.

The owner may have avoided some potential safety problems associated with dismantling an old barn by bringing it down to ground level quickly. Very nice video!

 

[GunSlinger]

Wow. That charge did a nice job of bringing the barn down without much apparent nearby damage. The shed and tree to the right seemed unaffected.

Like others who like the look of the weathered barn siding, I wondered about the option of harvesting the barn instead of blowing it up. However, it wasn't my barn so not my decision to make.

The owner may have avoided some potential safety problems associated with dismantling an old barn by bringing it down to ground level quickly. Very nice video!

Seems I remember a spectacular video of a stump removal performed by one of INGO' s very own...very effective too!

 

[femurphy77]

Looks like southwest Oklahoma other than all the trees!

 

[lovemywoods]

Seems I remember a spectacular video of a stump removal performed by one of INGO' s very own...very effective too!

I used seven packages of the .22 product just last week to help persuade a large oak stump to let me remove it.

 

[HamsterStyle]

I used seven packages of the .22 product just last week to help persuade a large oak stump to let me remove it.

Hahahaha. I must spread around the reps before you get more.

 

[dusty88]

Do NOT give my husband the idea of removing stumps with tannerite. I just talked him out of spending $200 to remove a stump and instead I planted it with a climbing vine and inoculated it with mushrooms.

 

[DoggyDaddy]

Do NOT give my husband the idea of removing stumps with tannerite. I just talked him out of spending $200 to remove a stump and instead I planted it with a climbing vine and inoculated it with mushrooms.

I just emailed the video to my best friend since childhood. We were always playing with gasoline and blowing stuff up. I told him that it was probably a good thing it wasn't around when we were teenagers.