Burning with a big fire, big hole dug, burying some scrap metal, busted hydraulic hose all in one video and I was here for all of it! Man that was a lot of B descriptions. 😂
Another great video guy's that was some fire the heat must have been intense you could probably have melted the tin 😂 We can't lite fire's like that hear anymore government banned all burning because of all this global warming bull s**t Really enjoyed the video as always looking forward to the next one Best wishes from Ireland 🇨🇮
EVERY brush burn pile fire I have ever lit has either changed or increased the winds. You look at your weather app and think you're ok only for the wind to do something stupid.
Around here we would have taken all the metal to the scrap yard, or just leave it out for the scavengers to take away. The reason I got my own hydraulic hose crimper is due to those frustrating failures dry rot and hose braiding rusts. Too bad tyou couldn't have just set the old barn on fire it would have saved a lot of work LOL!
Normally we would have too! But didn’t have the right truck to haul it right now and most of it was soo rusted that our local scrapyards probably wouldn’t have paid enough for it to cover our fuel.
Seems like a sin to bury it, I know! But most of it was soo rusted that our local scrapyards wouldn’t have given us enough to even cover our fuel costs.
Y not take metal scrap yard don’t understand burying it my son bought a property . We’ve been cleaning up for two years on it with people, buried, metal in ground years later is coming to the top.
We normally would, but this was so rusted and trashed that our local scrap yards wouldn’t have given us enough for it to make it worth the trip. We have buried stuff in the past, and as long as its has 4-5 feet of dirt coverage, it has never been a problem.
Great job guys cleaning up the barn tin
Great video Jared Kyle and Dad
Thanks!
Great job running the excavator
Thanks!
What are your plans for the concrete ? another hole, or off in the bushes. 👍👍
We have a local guy that wants it for levees!
you ARE A VERY LUCKY MAN . that is twice third time hospital.
Burning with a big fire, big hole dug, burying some scrap metal, busted hydraulic hose all in one video and I was here for all of it! Man that was a lot of B descriptions. 😂
It definitely was a Busy day! 😂
Cool barn fire 🔥 crazy snake 🐍 how did the bug taste 😄 hope you get the excavator fixed 🙏
It’s never the most pleasant feeling as a bug flies into your mouth 😂
Another great video guy's that was some fire the heat must have been intense you could probably have melted the tin 😂
We can't lite fire's like that hear anymore government banned all burning because of all this global warming bull s**t
Really enjoyed the video as always looking forward to the next one
Best wishes from Ireland 🇨🇮
The tin that remained was definitely brittle!
That’s crazy..I have no idea what we would have done with all that stuff if we couldn’t have burnt it.
EVERY brush burn pile fire I have ever lit has either changed or increased the winds. You look at your weather app and think you're ok only for the wind to do something stupid.
That’s so true! It never fails.
Around here we would have taken all the metal to the scrap yard, or just leave it out for the scavengers to take away. The reason I got my own hydraulic hose crimper is due to those frustrating failures dry rot and hose braiding rusts. Too bad tyou couldn't have just set the old barn on fire it would have saved a lot of work LOL!
Normally we would have too! But didn’t have the right truck to haul it right now and most of it was soo rusted that our local scrapyards probably wouldn’t have paid enough for it to cover our fuel.
We have talked about getting our own crimper. Just feel like we would have to keep too many random fittings in stock to make it worth it.
@@CatesFarming I reuse most of my fittings all you have to buy is the ferrules and I am working on a way to make those too!
Why ! Oh why wouldn’t you take it to a scrapyard ? Aka recycleing it !
Seems like a sin to bury it, I know! But most of it was soo rusted that our local scrapyards wouldn’t have given us enough to even cover our fuel costs.
Y not take metal scrap yard don’t understand burying it my son bought a property . We’ve been cleaning up for two years on it with people, buried, metal in ground years later is coming to the top.
We normally would, but this was so rusted and trashed that our local scrap yards wouldn’t have given us enough for it to make it worth the trip. We have buried stuff in the past, and as long as its has 4-5 feet of dirt coverage, it has never been a problem.