me and another guy is taking them down i plan on making about 1000 dollars for 2 of them but not totally 4 sure does anyone no how much ill make ?????:D
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me and another guy is taking them down i plan on making about 1000 dollars for 2 of them but not totally 4 sure does anyone no how much ill make ?????:D
Ok let me get out my scale and current price list for your area. Ok let me calculate, give me a minute. How the H@ll would we Know
Might as well have asked "how much does my truck weigh"?
Depends.
Do you have this?
http://bringatrailer.com/wp-content/...Up_Front_1.jpg
Or this?
http://www.tesofkc.com/tes-news-and-...XHD-702406.jpg
When you find out the weight post it here!
http://www.scrapmetalforum.com/showt...things-weight.
If your talking about a corn crib, you won't make that much.
http://www.dailyencouragement.net/im...corn_crib2.jpg
If you taking about a silo, you'll make a lot more.
http://www.fadingad.com/blog/new_jer...harvestore.jpg
We destructed 3 Harvistors. If it is them Just a warning. They have a thick coating like ceramic coating on the pannels. You can cut it with a plasma cutter but that coating slows things down alot. If you are unbolting the bolts will spin on the back side, if they do the only way I figured out to get them off was the tortch. It was definately worth doing. Back then prices were in the 160.00 a ton price range and we came out on it. I rented a man lift that had an air compressor and generator on it. I think it ran me 1200 a week we did all 3 in that week but we slept in our trucks. The combination of a torch and impact worked well for us. The steel sold as shearing and you can get a fair amount of them on a trailer.
love that old datsun pick up :)Quote:
Originally Posted by IdahoScrapper
sweet datsun, I have been thinking about a siloh for a home bar, build a second floor, baron top pool room on bottom
He didnt ask for a rude commentQuote:
Originally Posted by skippy
No he didnt thats free of charge
here we go again LOL
I was joking Im sick of arguing
Rio-I am impressed with the way you handled that job, sounds like a lot of hard work. were you able to let the panels up high just fall? Or did you have to rig them with cables and lower them?
My dad used have a Datsun like that. I used to have a Pete like that. Thanks for the memories!!Quote:
Originally Posted by IdahoScrapper
Neither of the trucks are mine. Just what I found in Google Images.