He's the real deal, if he did make more TH-cam money, you KNOW he would just drag more old iron home. I explain it to my wife like this: it's tough to have a person be really really good at fixing stuff, without them tinkering on old junk, so she gets to look at my yard art, but when the furnace breaks and it's -40° outside, I can fix it in like an hour, vs having to wait till 2026 for a repair guy to come fix it.
Hahaha love it. The 80 year old English you tuber Garage Racing has so many spares it takes him a day to check his stock before going buying stuff...its all in front of me bro'.
It will cost the previous owner too much to clear. The work and transportation will cost more than the value. I hope he keeps it all besides of potential chemicals in the "keep out" box
Actually, he can make enough money with what's left there to pay for the property. Those diesel engines, generators, ect. are still worth money. Lot's of scrap metal too, although the prices are a little low right now.
You are an interesting human being! I like your view on things that most people would consider junk. Lots of good ideas come from your channel and I'm really impressed with your know how. You live a life most of us tinkerer's could easily envy. I would be genuinely be interested in your worldviews. Anyway i really like this channel and i enjoy your "can do" attitude " and skill set. Keep up the videos as i no longer really enjoy the videos of the TH-camrs that have made it "big". There is a lot to be said for those that can do much with what they have. Thank you Sir!!
I used to work on those air cube compressors on offshore oil rigs back in the seventies/eighties.Fantastic machines. Huge output. Need to use turbine oil in them to stop the valves coking up.
Were the ones you worked on Joy compressors? I worked for a compressor repair contractor and he had a Joy cube looking compressor in the back corner of the warehouse. He was a Joy company service man.
Told my wife about your move of the collection and she said "No!" . When I showed her the gorgeous property she said "Hell, no!" and her comment on the scrap metal and assorted goodies was "Absolutely, NO!". I am not quite sure but it almost sounds as if she was not on board with me entering the scrap business. On a more sincere note, not knowing what the scrap metal prices are in your area, but methinks you make the "used car price" of the property back relatively easily with the stuff that is there. Large electric motors, pumps and the 2 inch steel plate usually bring good money.
Man, that place is heaven! You have a live time worth of content now! The metal alone is worth the cost! I got a storage barn next time over few years ago to clear my home. Now I spent several times a month dropping and picking up “stuff”. You will end up with two sets of everything also. Have fun!
Free, is always better. Casually mention to the previous owner that it they "dont want to worry about cleaning the place up, they can just leave it" you sir, are now set for life with the "low buck garage" theme. Soooo much stuff, needed a place to store "said stuff" so you bought a place with more stuff! Absolutely genius! 👍👏
I found your channel about a month ago and I watched every single one of your videos in order. I'm glad I caught up! I'm really looking forward to the new stuff this year.
Your going to need an excavator with grapples and semi truck with big trailer The glass would be cool for a greenhouse or a house built into a hill. Excavator to dig out the hill. Got furniture too… hmm so much potential.
Big metal cone on top. Curved glass walls underneath. Seems like you could scrounge up some metal beams, etc., for the structure! Going to need a boom on the half track.
What a cool piece of property! I know that it is a long way from "civilization" but that is one of its best features. You can do all most anything you want to do out there! I would be thrilled to have something like this. If your RV bus can handle the road to the property, you could live on your property part of the time if you wanted to! Anyway, thanks for showing us around and please keep us updated on the progress out there. 😊
as for those big cone things maybe just stand them up and cut a door in them looks like they'd make a decent little storage shed That place is going to be awesome I can't wait to see all the things you're going to do there
The bins with the train coupler are ore cars used underground. Look like 5 ton cars. If they have a wheel on the side its a camel back side dump. They were usually pulled with a large battery powered locomotive.
Pressure vessel at 15:58 is made by autoclave engineers, they have been building HP stainless vessels like that since the 1930’s, submarine tech and reactor tech too. That needle valve on the end is still commonly used today and its end connection is good for 60,000 psi.
I'm four plus hours from my storage. I hate the drive there....but once I arrive......glorious! Here is what happened to me. I went from being scared to leave something of value..... to wishing I could take everything to storage and only bring back the things I was working on. Happy New Place in the New Year!
I'm here for it; I cleaned out hoarder homes for 15 years, and worked at a rock quarry/sand mine that doubled as a racetrack sometimes..and had an 80 acre recycled materials section...so you could say this is right up my alley. Not to mention this is one of my favorite YT channels, thanks man.
That big thing is for air conditioning they put them on a roof and they were like a Radiator and the system use ammonia to make it work. But that was years ago. So happy you found this place great video.
Just fell into Heaven!! Plenty of project starters and projects not to start. How could one average home brew mechanic stumble into a candy store like this!! Amazing!! I don't know what you are keeping or scrapping out, there is a piece I would be interested in buying if possible.
Nice Find/and buy. like you said some people think your junk is Eye Sore. but hey it's yours, you do necessary thing to find land move your junk too, but I think that stuff going be their till you pay then guy going sit till the scrap price go up, then you're going be inconvenienced when the previous owner decide it time to profit. so should have negotiated deadline or you Forgit it....
Love the new property. So whatever you don’t use as far as metal, you could scrap the not so useable metal and it would pay probably close to half of the property cost, just a thought. Lots of stuff there that could be used for future projects. I look forward to seeing more videos of the old mine property.
The important thing about stuff is that you can never have too much of it. You may have the wrong stuff, but that just means you have to have more stuff. To make sure you have the right stuff. When you need it.
Nice property. Let's hope it doesn't get discovered by others like those Jeep parts in your current backyard. Some of what's on the ground there could have value to the right people. I suggest you always carry up/out there. Big time.
hi here lots of good things there , if you get that Jeep Gen set i think i may have a set of tops for one . have fun . how many acers did you get , john
Low-Buck Garage and Pole Barn Garage are becoming two of my favorite channels and I'm not a mechanic. EDIT : That property you bought with all the rusty gold is like Heaven ! I can only imagine cruising around on your ATV going on a treasure hunt and finding it !!!
I bought a place like that about 20 years ago, all it had was fields woods and a 100+ year old barn. Still enjoy going there and playing with the tractor, dump truck, bucket truck etc. Your new place comes with a lot more stuff!!! It will make an excellent off-grid retirement home once the kids move out.
This really is an effective reminder of how wasteful the human species is and how reckless we are with what we produce when it no longer serves its original purpose. It may be fascinating to visit, but it also sends shivers down my spine at the thought of how to deal with all of that. Thankfully, it's not my direct problem. Although, I have enough of a similar one on an exponentially smaller scale, and it's a very uncomfortable feeling.
"Glass side tower" nah bro, build you a greenhouse field-fresh bananas, coffee and chocolate year-round (I may be projecting a little. Fantasy of mine.)
Make a spaceship home above ground kinda like the jetsons only truly modular inside could use the ceramics to make a nice shower room/bathroom setup.😊😊😊😊
That would be my kind of dream property. I am willing to bet, that the previous owner is going to leave a lot of that stuff up there for you to sort through at your leisure. Happy New Year..
I tried an air pump (not fast enough), then a car alternator (not enough power). I was going to hook up a small generator for trickle charging batteries but haven't gotten to that yet.
not clear on NM law, but that's how it works here in Denmark. If anything left behind is not gone by the takeover date, then it legally becomes part of the property and considered included in the sale
Wow heaven I’m in heaven I would have told the previous guy too just sign everything over and you will deal with clean up into piles of money oys and endless resources your life from now on will be busy scouting out the hidden gems old luck I’m desperate too see how this goes lol the best from here in UK ENGLAND Royboy fantastic find 👌
Cool new place. Them giant funnels look like maybe were hoppers for something. Are they hollow? Probably were for old silos or processing equipment. I bet if they’re empty inside you could cap the shallow end and turn them fat side down to roof a silo shaped structure
Lets hope the previous owner doesn't clear your stuff off the site . That's one hell of a bargain by the sound of it ! Are you moving there for good? Hold on to your old place until the developers NEED your land , then they can pay you BIG BUCKS for it . I enjoy your videos , thanks for sharing and good luck with your new place
18:20 I still have a Hotpoint fridge from about 1986 where the ice maker in it but I have well water so I don't have to deal with hard water getting in the fridge that's probably why it still goes I don't know I'm getting a new one soon but that's they've been in business for over 100 years
Just tell the previous owner he can leave everything, make your money back scrapping it all, depending on how far the nearest scrapper is anyway, probably far. You will probably inherit it anyway, now it is your problem in the previous owner's eyes.
if it were me.... sense i HATE CITY LIFE..... i would move out there. like you said ... there is soooo much scrap metal and stuff, you would be able to create all kinds of project builds!!
I wonder how many Goobers have gone bankrupt over the years fooling with that place. They just drop what they're doing, skip town, and leave everything behind. So pitiful, funny and sad.
I'd be careful working on that truck. Even if it's in the "safe" radiation range, you don't want to be breathing in ANY level of radioactive dust. That stuff will sit in your lungs just like asbestos. I'd wear a mask of some kind if it were me.
i live in a college town, major CIA hacking school, in rural south dakota. there are 3 wall marts, 1 to the north, another to south west, but to the south east is sioux falls, which has 4 walmarts. but closest walmart to the town i live in is 50 MILES AWAY@!
You're all millionaires now, you just have to get it out of the ground scrap... Shot for the stars LB! That funnel welded onto that silo, with air box for an engine, would easily reach Mars. Then you can colonize it with junk.
What a brilliant place. Now that you are in training to become a professional hoarder there is almost everything you could ask for. The possibilities are endless and I particularly like the idea of making a building out of office desks 😄 Is there something wrong with me that when I saw the two huge funnels, I envisaged welding them together and making a submarine? Not much water though....
your moving your sht,,to where theres a sht load more sht,,excellent score.. a guy here in aus. s.a., had horses at theberton, near the city, with urban expansion, he moved 30 miles out, then had to move again. .funny, here, we build houses on prime farm land,, wander why..??.. sold my house in salisbury, couldnt work no more, still owed on it. had to go 2 hrs nth, to a tourist town, cheap. 380k for 1100 sq. 1/4 acre.. moonta.. u.s dollars thats about $64. 39..
if that land was part of the silver mining operation, you might want to get some soil samples done and make sure the land you just bought isn't heavily contaminated with lead and arsenic that gets blown around as airborne dust.
Most youtubers get money and build fancy shops... not you man... your like most of us and just get a bigger place with more junk. YOU ARE AWESOME!!
*Bring a trailer full of scrap back to the yard on your return trips.*
*In 37 years it will all be cleaned up!*
He's the real deal, if he did make more TH-cam money, you KNOW he would just drag more old iron home.
I explain it to my wife like this: it's tough to have a person be really really good at fixing stuff, without them tinkering on old junk, so she gets to look at my yard art, but when the furnace breaks and it's -40° outside, I can fix it in like an hour, vs having to wait till 2026 for a repair guy to come fix it.
A man of the people.
Hahaha love it.
The 80 year old English you tuber Garage Racing has so many spares it takes him a day to check his stock before going buying stuff...its all in front of me bro'.
Sorry "shed racing " is the 80 year old
So to get rid of junk, you bought a place with a mass quantity of junk?
Masterful move!
Wow that is a lot of stuff!
Livin the dream !
Absolutely genius!
that is all $$ laying around there. that was a great move !@@Dancing_Alone_wRentals
Instead of getting rid of his junk, he's just hiding it in a bigger pile of junk. lol
@@CoryMT ...and that was his cunning plan all along
Amazing how what was a silver mine is now a gold mine!!! Hoarder heaven!!!
That’s about what I was thinking. As he was riding around I was all but drooling over a lot of the stuff there
I can't wait to see wat you do with all that junk treasure
This is my absolute favorite channel. I can’t wait to see what you do with the new property.
I’m thinking you’re gonna inherit all that stuff whether you want it or not.
It will cost the previous owner too much to clear. The work and transportation will cost more than the value. I hope he keeps it all besides of potential chemicals in the "keep out" box
🙂 yep
even those truck trailers? because he could easily sell that or use those.
Actually, he can make enough money with what's left there to pay for the property. Those diesel engines, generators, ect. are still worth money. Lot's of scrap metal too, although the prices are a little low right now.
He wish 🤞
You are an interesting human being! I like your view on things that most people would consider junk. Lots of good ideas come from your channel and I'm really impressed with your know how. You live a life most of us tinkerer's could easily envy. I would be genuinely be interested in your worldviews. Anyway i really like this channel and i enjoy your "can do" attitude " and skill set. Keep up the videos as i no longer really enjoy the videos of the TH-camrs that have made it "big". There is a lot to be said for those that can do much with what they have. Thank you Sir!!
Awesome project, looks like a year's wages in just scrap. I'd be wary of leaving anything of value (Like the quad) up there though.
Yeah, I would worry about leaving anything of value there as any thief checking out the property would take it, I can almost guarantee it. 😢
Was thinking the same thing
Yeah but his good junk is cleverly hidden amongst all the old soon to be his junk... and it's already been safe for quite a while by the looks of it!
This is the dream! An old mine with a radioactive truck.
Crikey ! you've bought a small fortune in scrap metal alone. 👍 Can't wait to see what comes from this lot. Happy new year. 😎
Great video, awesome property, tons of potential. All the junk is sweet, that power wagon with the atomic symbol on the door is amazing.
It's a hoot exploring that place. Thanks for taking us along and congrats on your new treasure trove.
That would be SOOOooo much fun exploring that property looking for neat gadgets.
That unknown diesel engine looks like a Caterpillar 3306.
I want to see that 27 liter caterpillar and air cube thing run
I used to work on those air cube compressors on offshore oil rigs back in the seventies/eighties.Fantastic machines. Huge output. Need to use turbine oil in them to stop the valves coking up.
Were the ones you worked on Joy compressors?
I worked for a compressor repair contractor and
he had a Joy cube looking compressor in the
back corner of the warehouse.
He was a Joy company service man.
@@steveaw5895 Ingersol Rand just like in the video.
Thanks for all the great videos last year! Looking forward to more in 24!!
Told my wife about your move of the collection and she said "No!" . When I showed her the gorgeous property she said "Hell, no!" and her comment on the scrap metal and assorted goodies was "Absolutely, NO!". I am not quite sure but it almost sounds as if she was not on board with me entering the scrap business.
On a more sincere note, not knowing what the scrap metal prices are in your area, but methinks you make the "used car price" of the property back relatively easily with the stuff that is there. Large electric motors, pumps and the 2 inch steel plate usually bring good money.
Just for fun, if you had a drone, you could fly it over that prohibited area and find out exactly what they don't want you looking at
With sensors for radiation and other stuff
😂 I got goosebumps looking at all that junk 😂 I would keep it all 😂🎉 Happy New Year
Man, that place is heaven! You have a live time worth of content now! The metal alone is worth the cost! I got a storage barn next time over few years ago to clear my home. Now I spent several times a month dropping and picking up “stuff”. You will end up with two sets of everything also. Have fun!
Your Dad is going to poop himself when he sees what you bought. Prepare to move the blue bus out there for him to spend next spring.
Free, is always better. Casually mention to the previous owner that it they "dont want to worry about cleaning the place up, they can just leave it" you sir, are now set for life with the "low buck garage" theme. Soooo much stuff, needed a place to store "said stuff" so you bought a place with more stuff! Absolutely genius! 👍👏
I found your channel about a month ago and I watched every single one of your videos in order. I'm glad I caught up! I'm really looking forward to the new stuff this year.
Your going to need an excavator with grapples and semi truck with big trailer
The glass would be cool for a greenhouse or a house built into a hill.
Excavator to dig out the hill.
Got furniture too… hmm so much potential.
“I wonder if you could build a shed out of desks?” You are asking the right question!
Big metal cone on top. Curved glass walls underneath. Seems like you could scrounge up some metal beams, etc., for the structure!
Going to need a boom on the half track.
What a cool piece of property! I know that it is a long way from "civilization" but that is one of its best features. You can do all most anything you want to do out there! I would be thrilled to have something like this. If your RV bus can handle the road to the property, you could live on your property part of the time if you wanted to! Anyway, thanks for showing us around and please keep us updated on the progress out there. 😊
as for those big cone things maybe just stand them up and cut a door in them looks like they'd make a decent little storage shed
That place is going to be awesome I can't wait to see all the things you're going to do there
The bins with the train coupler are ore cars used underground. Look like 5 ton cars. If they have a wheel on the side its a camel back side dump. They were usually pulled with a large battery powered locomotive.
What fun! I can't wait to see you get those old diesel engines running!
Pressure vessel at 15:58 is made by autoclave engineers, they have been building HP stainless vessels like that since the 1930’s, submarine tech and reactor tech too. That needle valve on the end is still commonly used today and its end connection is good for 60,000 psi.
I'm four plus hours from my storage. I hate the drive there....but once I arrive......glorious!
Here is what happened to me. I went from being scared to leave something of value.....
to wishing I could take everything to storage and only bring back the things I was working on. Happy New Place in the New Year!
The new expansion / overflow property looks amazing! I am shocked you wanted all that stuff cleared out. So much looks so useful!
I'm here for it; I cleaned out hoarder homes for 15 years, and worked at a rock quarry/sand mine that doubled as a racetrack sometimes..and had an 80 acre recycled materials section...so you could say this is right up my alley. Not to mention this is one of my favorite YT channels, thanks man.
That property was a score if the scrap is left the property may pay for itself you may need a bigger truck though.
That big thing is for air conditioning they put them on a roof and they were like a Radiator and the system use ammonia to make it work. But that was years ago. So happy you found this place great video.
They were called cooling towers when I did hvac work in the eighties.
You are living the dream my friend! Know that we all live vicariously though you! Keep it coming!
Just fell into Heaven!! Plenty of project starters and projects not to start. How could one average home brew mechanic stumble into a candy store like this!! Amazing!! I don't know what you are keeping or scrapping out, there is a piece I would be interested in buying if possible.
I hope you brought some of that plastic back to make a new set of drive gears for the snowmobile
Low Buck adventures galore
I am thinking BUNKER. And systematically repair and sell off everything useful they leave. Now that’s 6 years of content.
Congrats on buying ur new place, i wouldn't leave anything that somebody woulda walk-off with. open area, so five finger discount.
You found the perfect place! NO neighbors......
For what you hinted that you paid, there are lots of toys to tinker with. Much less money than joining a country club to play golf!
What you do is what most of us wish our life situations would offer us, but just can’t for various reasons.
Nice Find/and buy. like you said some people think your junk is Eye Sore. but hey it's yours, you do necessary thing to find land move your junk too, but I think that stuff going be their till you pay then guy going sit till the scrap price go up, then you're going be inconvenienced when the previous owner decide it time to profit. so should have negotiated deadline or you Forgit it....
all I see is a lot of good metal, stuff to get running and find a use for, but mostly I see is A LOT of good video material
I could walk around there for days 🤩
I can see it now, the Low Buck school of junk yard engering
You're doing it right because we're having fun!
Love the new property. So whatever you don’t use as far as metal, you could scrap the not so useable metal and it would pay probably close to half of the property cost, just a thought. Lots of stuff there that could be used for future projects. I look forward to seeing more videos of the old mine property.
This is such a cool property! Looking forward to an update video and more on all the stuff they leave
The important thing about stuff is that you can never have too much of it. You may have the wrong stuff, but that just means you have to have more stuff. To make sure you have the right stuff. When you need it.
Maybe see if you can get that an EV conversion for that Powerwagon.
everything about this channel i like and envy. New Mexico, the machinary, the "go for it" attitude. and that place looks like a mecca of fun.
That is an awesome bunch of junk! What’s in those trailers?
16:55 the paul and Steve engine looks like a lincoln welding machine without the frame and voltage controller parts
question: how much of this stuff do you get to keep?
Nice property. Let's hope it doesn't get discovered by others like those Jeep parts in your current backyard. Some of what's on the ground there could have value to the right people. I suggest you always carry up/out there. Big time.
You can claim all that stuff if your agreed clean-up time is up, that's a fortune just in scrap metal,👍, you deserve it.😉👍
So much more room for activites
I'm really excited to see what you do with that property and the projects you get into
Projects for a lifetime! You’re gonna need an army! 😂
hi here lots of good things there , if you get that Jeep Gen set i think i may have a set of tops for one . have fun . how many acers did you get , john
Looking forward to your future projects! That place looks like a gold mine (or at least a silver mine)!
You must be in Heaven.
Low-Buck Garage and Pole Barn Garage are becoming two of my favorite channels and I'm not a mechanic. EDIT : That property you bought with all the rusty gold is like Heaven ! I can only imagine cruising around on your ATV going on a treasure hunt and finding it !!!
That’s awesome! Such a blessing that many can’t see, it’ll be a lot of work cleaning/organizing it all but I’m looking forward to seeing what happens!
Nice score , I would have bought it .
I bought a place like that about 20 years ago, all it had was fields woods and a 100+ year old barn.
Still enjoy going there and playing with the tractor, dump truck, bucket truck etc.
Your new place comes with a lot more stuff!!!
It will make an excellent off-grid retirement home once the kids move out.
If it was me id move out there
If you cannot conquer your enemy, embrace it. Good move 😂😂
I see your dozer at work here
Nice way to start the year Good luck Happy new year.
This really is an effective reminder of how wasteful the human species is and how reckless we are with what we produce when it no longer serves its original purpose. It may be fascinating to visit, but it also sends shivers down my spine at the thought of how to deal with all of that. Thankfully, it's not my direct problem. Although, I have enough of a similar one on an exponentially smaller scale, and it's a very uncomfortable feeling.
Thats one way to get new projects (assuming the previous owner fails to clear up). Keep up the good work.
"Glass side tower" nah bro, build you a greenhouse
field-fresh bananas, coffee and chocolate year-round
(I may be projecting a little. Fantasy of mine.)
With the giant funnels you could make some replica/prototype space capsules.
Make a spaceship home above ground kinda like the jetsons only truly modular inside could use the ceramics to make a nice shower room/bathroom setup.😊😊😊😊
That would be my kind of dream property. I am willing to bet, that the previous owner is going to leave a lot of that stuff up there for you to sort through at your leisure. Happy New Year..
What is the 2 halves of a 50 gallon drum spinning on top of one of your buildings? What are you powering
Wondering the same thing…
I think it just looks interesting
some people do that so the wind spins
it and turns a generator head
but it doesnt work very well
I tried an air pump (not fast enough), then a car alternator (not enough power). I was going to hook up a small generator for trickle charging batteries but haven't gotten to that yet.
@@LowBuckGarage neat best of luck
I’d say if they don’t clear it out on time, it all becomes yours. Possession is 9/10 of the law.
not clear on NM law, but that's how it works here in Denmark. If anything left behind is not gone by the takeover date, then it legally becomes part of the property and considered included in the sale
Wow heaven I’m in heaven I would have told the previous guy too just sign everything over and you will deal with clean up into piles of money oys and endless resources your life from now on will be busy scouting out the hidden gems old luck I’m desperate too see how this goes lol the best from here in UK ENGLAND Royboy fantastic find 👌
Congratulations on your new property this is very exciting so much potential
NOICE hoarder'sparadise!!! Play the rock n rol as LOUD as you like!!! plenty of welding stuff - NEAT!!!
More stuff.
I want to hear an update on this, how much of that stuff do you get to keep?
Cool new place. Them giant funnels look like maybe were hoppers for something. Are they hollow? Probably were for old silos or processing equipment. I bet if they’re empty inside you could cap the shallow end and turn them fat side down to roof a silo shaped structure
That's quite a sweet score. How much of this stuff ended up getting left behind? That's a lot of very fancy junk.
Happy New Year! And much success with your new acquisition! I’m excited!🎉🎉🎉
Lets hope the previous owner doesn't clear your stuff off the site .
That's one hell of a bargain by the sound of it !
Are you moving there for good?
Hold on to your old place until the developers NEED your land , then they can pay you BIG BUCKS for it .
I enjoy your videos , thanks for sharing and good luck with your new place
18:20 I still have a Hotpoint fridge from about 1986 where the ice maker in it but I have well water so I don't have to deal with hard water getting in the fridge that's probably why it still goes I don't know I'm getting a new one soon but that's they've been in business for over 100 years
Just tell the previous owner he can leave everything, make your money back scrapping it all, depending on how far the nearest scrapper is anyway, probably far. You will probably inherit it anyway, now it is your problem in the previous owner's eyes.
if it were me.... sense i HATE CITY LIFE..... i would move out there. like you said ... there is soooo much scrap metal and stuff, you would be able to create all kinds of project builds!!
Way Cool! A Guy Could Have Some Serious Fun Out There Organising n Scrapping All That Stuff! I Know Id Have A Shack Out There To Sleep In!
I wonder how many Goobers have gone bankrupt over the years fooling with that place. They just drop what they're doing, skip town, and leave everything behind. So pitiful, funny and sad.
I'd be careful working on that truck. Even if it's in the "safe" radiation range, you don't want to be breathing in ANY level of radioactive dust. That stuff will sit in your lungs just like asbestos. I'd wear a mask of some kind if it were me.
'Danger: Keep Out' is probably the explosives store as it looks to be all thick steel. Just needs a good (very good!) ground :)
i live in a college town, major CIA hacking school, in rural south dakota. there are 3 wall marts, 1 to the north, another to south west, but to the south east is sioux falls, which has 4 walmarts. but closest walmart to the town i live in is 50 MILES AWAY@!
You're all millionaires now, you just have to get it out of the ground scrap...
Shot for the stars LB! That funnel welded onto that silo, with air box for an engine, would easily reach Mars. Then you can colonize it with junk.
What a brilliant place. Now that you are in training to become a professional hoarder there is almost everything you could ask for. The possibilities are endless and I particularly like the idea of making a building out of office desks 😄 Is there something wrong with me that when I saw the two huge funnels, I envisaged welding them together and making a submarine? Not much water though....
your moving your sht,,to where theres a sht load more sht,,excellent score.. a guy here in aus. s.a., had horses at theberton, near the city, with urban expansion, he moved 30 miles out, then had to move again. .funny, here, we build houses on prime farm land,, wander why..??.. sold my house in salisbury, couldnt work no more, still owed on it. had to go 2 hrs nth, to a tourist town, cheap. 380k for 1100 sq. 1/4 acre.. moonta.. u.s dollars thats about $64. 39..
if that land was part of the silver mining operation, you might want to get some soil samples done and make sure the land you just bought isn't heavily contaminated with lead and arsenic that gets blown around as airborne dust.