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Dartgod 09-30-2020 03:31 PM

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MIAdragon 09-30-2020 03:33 PM

Sell the demolition to a company that specializes reclaimed wood. These guys will travel quite a way for something like that. Then lawn chair it up with a Guinness, holding your check watching them do all the unpleasantries.

scho63 09-30-2020 03:36 PM

Go to Lancaster Pennsylvania, put up a sign on the road "Need Barn Builders" and then kidnap the first 20 Amish men who inquire.

Simple

htismaqe 09-30-2020 03:37 PM

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Originally Posted by ptlyon (Post 15206317)
New idea - woodchucks

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displacedinMN 09-30-2020 03:38 PM

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Originally Posted by htismaqe (Post 15206276)
Amish. They probably built it so they're the only ones that can tear it apart.

Ditto.

They can turn it into a casket. Dads was barnwood

ping2000 09-30-2020 03:47 PM

Bag of termites.

Hog's Gone Fishin 09-30-2020 03:50 PM

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Hog's Gone Fishin 09-30-2020 03:57 PM

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Bob Dole 09-30-2020 04:23 PM

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Originally Posted by tooge (Post 15206306)
good prybar, save as many boards as possible. I did the same to an 80 ish year old barn several years ago. I went out every evening with the plan to get 5-6 boards off. It took forever but I got it done. metal roof? That stuff will sell for $15 per sheet if it's weathered nicely

One of my issues is that it’s 30 miles away, so I can’t really peck it to death.

Bob Dole 09-30-2020 04:24 PM

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Originally Posted by Hog's Gone Fishin (Post 15206388)
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Watched that one before I posted here. Not really helpful beyond their custom pry bar.

Mr. Wizard 09-30-2020 04:35 PM

Yes, have done several in Oklahoma. Houses and barns. Do you have access to the exteriors wall from the interior or is it walled inside too?

Bob Dole 09-30-2020 04:39 PM

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Originally Posted by Mr. Wizard (Post 15206470)
Yes, have done several in Oklahoma. Houses and barns. Do you have access to the exteriors wall from the interior or is it walled inside too?

I’ve got inside access.

ping2000 09-30-2020 04:39 PM

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Mr. Wizard 09-30-2020 04:50 PM

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Originally Posted by Bob Dole (Post 15206477)
I’ve got inside access.

You want to attack it from the inside. A good heavy board or rod and start beating the wood outward. If you let the board do the work and you are just swinging and aiming you will be amazed what you can accomplish. Better yet call your local ag teacher or football coach and offer to hire some young bucks and you supervise. Really the only issues are removing nails from the boards. It’s Shiit work. And making sure the barn is structurally sound after a certain point. Picture all of the walls off but the weight of the roof still there in a strong kansas wind. It’s not a bad idea to ask yourself..... “self” what do I really want to repurpose and what am I ok with burning. Get your good stuff and add diesel to the rest and let it burn. Don’t forget to call the fire dept.

eDave 09-30-2020 04:54 PM

Is there anything that would blow it up without the flames?


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