Hi Kyle and Shannon, With the cost of lumber these days, It might be a good idea to keep as much of the lumber as you can from the barn for things like building a chicken coop or shelter for other animals you might be getting for your farm.
Nope. They are of the generation where they think everything NEW is better. They have a lot to learn. That barn could have easily been refurbished. An example is Cog Hill Farm.
Prayers go up for you guys to feel better soon. For being city people you guys did a awesome job . Don't let people pull you down you guys are learning as you go.
Great video.Yall are a kool kouple.Your pretty wife is a quick wit.An interesting adventure that will be enjoyable to follow. Thanks for sharing and dont let NOBODY rain on your parade.
You did a great job. The way that barn came down was a good thing, lots of that lumber can be reused, or even sold. I know there are loads of people that will buy those old boards. Some of it could be used for shelves, raise garden and flower beds, this list is endless. Give yourselves a pat on the back. There is a tool that will punch the nail, google pneumatic nail extractor, nail extractor tool. good luck. Hope you're feeling better.
So sorry you've been sick! Prayers for complete healing of that nasty mess. That barn was more solid than it looked, but you succeeded!!!! I know this is all new to you. My best advise is to stop worrying what we would do, or say. You had a goal, worked with what you had at the time, and got the job done. I'm so happy for you!! It really does look bigger around there. I'm excited to see how beautiful your place is becoming! God bless.
Covid has attacked our home as well and lingered! Prayers 🙏 you both are well soon. Part of the adventure is learning along the way! Don't let the negative comments get to you. I think you did a pretty good job with the equipment at hand!
Well if it all came down the first time what would we have to watch then lol. That my friend was determination and you won. It doesn't matter the right way or wrong way it was your way and your property. It was fun to watch.
The reality of the barn not coming down came through….making it your best video that you have had. Loved how you both laughed throughout the trials of demolishing the barn.
Success! No one was injured and looks like you have some nice lumbar. And with the prices being what they are, every plank you save will be worth it in the long run. As for removing the nails... well you just take your time and pull them. You can get a a tool specific for pulling nails, or a good carpenters hammer. Either way, just take your time and be sure to keep the nails gathered up off the ground. You don't want to find any the hard way by mowing over or driving over them. Again,Good Job!
The cheer heard 'round the world! Excellent job!!! I hope you both feel much better - take care of yourselves. I hope the new year brings y'all nothing but good. God Bless
1 drill. one truck. one man and one better half is all you needed. ok I'm hooked on your cannel now and cant wait to see what you do with your property. I like your positivity and can do attitude you seen like a nice young couple.
BY DOING THE WAY YOU DID YOU'LL REMEMBER IT THE REST OF YOUR LIVES. ON TOP OF THAT YOU GOT IT ALL RECORDED LOL. I'M LAUGHING BUT ALONG WITH YOU TWO. PLEASED ? ALWAYS PLEASED WATCHING YOUR ADVENTURES. GOD BLESS AND GET WELL.
Yea i still get real tired almost a yr later. A dr told my brother if you had the bad cough with it you most likely would have the exhaustion for life as it scars the lungs.
Good job. This was a learning experience. And you did it. Don't forget the loft doors to reuse if you can. You make a great team. Stay safe and healthy.
Great job guys. I would strongly suggest you get a magnet sweep tool to pick up loose nails so you don't pick them up in your truck or ATV tires. Less expensive then tires!
Hammer and flat bar will get the nails out. Glad the barn is down. Get what you want off of it and burn the rest. You two are doing great take care of yourselves.
Wrecking (Crowbar) and hammer...they also make nail pullers that you can use to drive under the nails to remove them - my husband Chad said to have TIME and a TETNUS shot...♥️
Having worked with reclaimed wood for years, a tip I learned is to have a spray bottle with water and spray the area around the nail, it will come out much easier.
Boy! Had me tensing my legs each and every time you pulled with the truck. Couldn’t help but laugh when it didn’t fall down. Looking at that building shoulda come down on the first try. Ah well! It’s done and down! Got that new trailer to haul out the lumber you don’t use. Check for termites in lumber you think you want to keep.
That was one stubborn barn. I laughed and laughed. Now all you need to do to get the chicken coup down is go say to it, “ Do you see what we did to the barn?” And it will fall down on its own! Praying you are back 100% soon!
That was so amazing. Looked so rickety and yet so hard to get down. I have a feeling, since it is piled so nicely, a match to it might be the best thing in the long run. Anyway, good job getting it down. God Bless.
I've lived most of my life that same way, using creativity and what I have on hand. It's already broken, so try anyway! Glad you got it down. A reciprocating saw may help to cut the nails. It's how I have reused a lot of pallet wood cause they use ring nails in those. Several people in my family have covid and we've lost a couple of the older uncles, so we didn't have a Christmas party this year. My trust and faith is in the Lord's plan and blessings for He is always good. Here's to a better year in 2022! Blessings, Texas Deb 😁💕
Y'all piled that old barn up like a box of Crackers! One slab of wall right on another. Pretty cool. Mrs. Kapper at Kapper Outdoors channel does wonders with old barn wood. She makes beautiful creations and is always sharing the products she uses. I know you think you struggled with this tear down but I think it was awesome! Very little damage to the barn pieces and stacked where you can deal with a little at a time. Loved the video. peace y'all
So sorry you guys have been sick. I caught that crud last January for the whole month. I even spent time in the hospital not breathing. I survived and I thought that barn was going to too. Guys this has been great. You did a great job on bringing it down. I don't think dynamite could have taken that down any better. Hope you keep feeling better every day. God Bless you both.
They would make a nice picnic table I had covic19 in September 2020! It was bad ! I am 73year old so I was amount the first wave !the wood could be used for a chicken coop! 😍
I've spent most of my growing up years pulling nails out of wood to be reused not just the wood but the nails also. You need a good quality claw hammer with a long handle on it. A 2X6 scrap piece and a pair of pliers to help straighten out bent over nails. Then find a nice place to sit with a big glass of ice tea some good music to lesion too. Then relax and start tapping the through one at a time one board at a time. Now if there was two of us working on a stack of boards one would tap them out and then the other one would pull the nails the rest of the way out and straighten the nails and put them in the good nail can. I remember I was 19yrs. old and still had to drive nails out of boards. Now I'm 63 and still to save big money I pull nails out a lumber. I always said that if the guy that put all them nails in the boards had to take them all out, he would not of wasted so many nails putting that many in. My grandfather told us that if two nails will hold the board down then two nails is enough. Any more is a waste of a good nail and the work it took to drive it in along with the cost of the nail... Waste not want not!!!!! I guess you found out that barn was stronger than you thought. Just a bit of FYI next time you want to pull down a building like that pull from the narrow end first. They come down a bit easier... As you seen on the last pull...
Lmao when the first half of roof came off never saw that happen before, so cool. You 2 are doing great. Glad you're feeling better. Hope the New Year brings you healing and success in all you do.
I got so excited when the barn was swaying thought for sure it was coming down! But only corner came out. Lol Glad you finally got it. Take care of yourselves. Don't over do.
I feel for you!! I had Covid 3 months ago. I've lost a lot of my hair. I lost 20lbs. I wish I had a barn for some of the wood. Good luck on tearing it down.
It's a good thing you have a sense of humor because that was funny! That old wood was strong & was determined to not be taken down. Way to not give up! I'm so sorry you got Covid and I hope you're both feeling better by now. Take your time & get lots of rest, this is not easy to come back from.
Pretty amazing to think how sturdy that rickety old barn turned out to be considering how rotten the structure appeared. Y'all are awesome, and as you go you'll learn a lot of cool stuff along the way. Demolition days are my favorite the only real thing to remember is to stay safe, everything else will take care of itself. Praying for a speedy and complete recovery for y'all. GOD BLESS
The best way to learn is to ask some old timers. Use a big pry bar and a 2x4 to act as a fulcrum. Also, have a sturdy hammer to straighten any that might bend a bit. I can say I have pulled many a nail. You did great for your first time pulling a building down.
Can’t believe you tore that bum’s house down 😂
House is next!
I believe that was in reference to the TRESPASSERS
@@jennygabbard6421 maybe the trespasser will come back and tear the house down for revenge!
@@davidpascoe8784 ROFL
I thought you would have burnt it already Chad lol.
Too funny😂
This country senior citizen feels you have done a great job. This is the way we all learned how to get things done on the farm. Keep it up! 🌳🌳🌳🏡
Hi Kyle and Shannon,
With the cost of lumber these days, It might be a good idea to keep as much of the lumber as you can from the barn for things like building a chicken coop or shelter for other animals you might be getting for your farm.
Brilliant idea. Hated to see all that good wood go to waste.
Nope. They are of the generation where they think everything NEW is better. They have a lot to learn. That barn could have easily been refurbished. An example is Cog Hill Farm.
One thing I noticed is that there will always be whiners. Ignore them and go on. You're doing an awesome job.
This was so funny.The barn looked unstabled,but the way it came down it had to be more stabled than you thought.🤣 😂
I'm shocked they tore it down. Those old barns were made so well. It would have been easy to refurbish and reinforce that barn.
Those small barn doors could be repurposed to make an entry gate to a garden
Prayers go up for you guys to feel better soon.
For being city people you guys did a awesome job .
Don't let people pull you down you guys are learning as you go.
Liked the play on words. Good job👍😂
Y’all are being way harder on yourself than we are. You did a great job and I enjoy the video as always! Keep up the good work!
Great video.Yall are a kool kouple.Your pretty wife is a quick wit.An interesting adventure that will be enjoyable to follow. Thanks for sharing and dont let NOBODY rain on your parade.
Great work on that barn pull! Whatever happened, ITS DOWN NOW!!! Shannon’s take 600 cracked me up 😂
Down is down. A win in my book. Rest and don’t over do just yet.🙏🏻❤️
Dang, that old barn did not want to cooperate but you won in the end, great job. Take care of yourselves and I hope you feel better soon.
That Barn was stubborn to come down LOL at least it's down now🤗
Slow but steady.boy it was in there to stay
That building was tougher than was expected, but you got it down.
You did a great job. The way that barn came down was a good thing, lots of that lumber can be reused, or even sold. I know there are loads of people that will buy those old boards. Some of it could be used for shelves, raise garden and flower beds, this list is endless. Give yourselves a pat on the back. There is a tool that will punch the nail, google pneumatic nail extractor, nail extractor tool. good luck. Hope you're feeling better.
There are some beautiful boards in that barn. Even if you think you won't use them, save it, you can't buy wide boards.
The barn just won't give up without a fight.
Perseverance paid off. Way to go, Kyle and Shannon.
Sorry to hear you both were ill. But glad you're feeling better. Be Blessed.
That barn was WAY sturdier than you thought LOL I'm sure Chad would have enjoyed ripping the barn down..may have been a bit crazier lol
Eva, I was thinking the same thing. Chad along with Kyle that would have been fun watching. Lol
So sorry you've been sick! Prayers for complete healing of that nasty mess. That barn was more solid than it looked, but you succeeded!!!! I know this is all new to you. My best advise is to stop worrying what we would do, or say. You had a goal, worked with what you had at the time, and got the job done. I'm so happy for you!! It really does look bigger around there. I'm excited to see how beautiful your place is becoming! God bless.
Covid has attacked our home as well and lingered! Prayers 🙏 you both are well soon.
Part of the adventure is learning along the way! Don't let the negative comments get to you. I think you did a pretty good job with the equipment at hand!
Well if it all came down the first time what would we have to watch then lol. That my friend was determination and you won. It doesn't matter the right way or wrong way it was your way and your property. It was fun to watch.
Prayers to the both of you...take it easy and don't over do it!
That barn is stronger than it looked
Oh my goodness, you sounded so much like Chad 😂😂 So glad you got it down, makes a big difference. Feel better soon you two ❤️❤️
I heard that too...lol
The reality of the barn not coming down came through….making it your best video that you have had. Loved how you both laughed throughout the trials of demolishing the barn.
Success! No one was injured and looks like you have some nice lumbar. And with the prices being what they are, every plank you save will be worth it in the long run.
As for removing the nails... well you just take your time and pull them. You can get a a tool specific for pulling nails, or a good carpenters hammer. Either way, just take your time and be sure to keep the nails gathered up off the ground. You don't want to find any the hard way by mowing over or driving over them.
Again,Good Job!
It appears the barn was sturdier than you thought
The cheer heard 'round the world! Excellent job!!!
I hope you both feel much better - take care of yourselves. I hope the new year brings y'all nothing but good. God Bless
1 drill. one truck. one man and one better half is all you needed. ok I'm hooked on your cannel now and cant wait to see what you do with your property. I like your positivity and can do attitude you seen like a nice young couple.
Prayers that you continue to beat that nasty virus. Congratulations on getting the barn down. I see a good rest in the future for both of you!
BY DOING THE WAY YOU DID YOU'LL REMEMBER IT THE REST OF YOUR LIVES. ON TOP OF THAT YOU GOT IT ALL RECORDED LOL. I'M LAUGHING BUT ALONG WITH YOU TWO. PLEASED ? ALWAYS PLEASED WATCHING YOUR ADVENTURES. GOD BLESS AND GET WELL.
Yeah, had Covid back in 2020. Fully vaccinated and boosted now. Still have fatigue a year later. Feel better .
Yea i still get real tired almost a yr later. A dr told my brother if you had the bad cough with it you most likely would have the exhaustion for life as it scars the lungs.
A pneumatic nail remover is super to get nails out Shannon. Man that shed did not want to come down.
Praying for your healing ! Happy that your mission was finally accomplished . You definitely persevered!
Prayers of healing, my sister and brother in law both positive in California too.
Your getting it little by little! Must have been a very good built in it’s day.
That is one tough barn.
Good job. This was a learning experience. And you did it. Don't forget the loft doors to reuse if you can.
You make a great team.
Stay safe and healthy.
🙏Prayers for your healing...we almost died from cov but Thank God we survived. Give yourself lots of rest and supplements.
That barn 😲😆😁💥
PTL you guys recovered!!
Feel better soon. Great job getting the barn down.
I'd say that barn was sturdier than you thought! Lol.
Kyle and Shannon you both are doing an awesome job now that barn needed to come down
Great job guys. I would strongly suggest you get a magnet sweep tool to pick up loose nails so you don't pick them up in your truck or ATV tires. Less expensive then tires!
You two are so cute! I love watching your adventures while you learn! Way to go guys! 🥰
Good job!
I just love you guys. Sitting here watching just laughing at every try. Not laughing at you as I know frustration but hopefully laughing with you.
Hammer and flat bar will get the nails out. Glad the barn is down. Get what you want off of it and burn the rest. You two are doing great take care of yourselves.
Wrecking (Crowbar) and hammer...they also make nail pullers that you can use to drive under the nails to remove them - my husband Chad said to have TIME and a TETNUS shot...♥️
You got it down..whoo hoo. Take care you two
Wow! After ten million times you finally got the barn down. I had a good 😃. Good job. Stay safe. All the best for 2022.
You two that was so funny to watch you take that bran down God Bless
Having worked with reclaimed wood for years, a tip I learned is to have a spray bottle with water and spray the area around the nail, it will come out much easier.
Nice to know that.
Boy! Had me tensing my legs each and every time you pulled with the truck. Couldn’t help but laugh when it didn’t fall down. Looking at that building shoulda come down on the first try. Ah well! It’s done and down! Got that new trailer to haul out the lumber you don’t use. Check for termites in lumber you think you want to keep.
You got it down, that is all that matters. Hope y'all feel better soon. God bless.
That ole barn was a lot stronger than you thought ! Lol
That was great!! Such a fun video. I'm happy for you that its finally down.
Take 22 and she's down. Good job guys. The wood I save the nails naw. Hope your both getting up to par. See your next one
You guys Rock!!! You got it down and no injuries!! Congrats to you!!!
It went out with a whisper rather than a bang 😂 well done.
Feel better, your doing a good job. God bless ❤
I thought it would come down since it was so rotten wow! Hey Barn Down!
Praying for y'all. That barn was not ready to come down.
I am sorry you had covid both of my sons had it.I feel for you all.God Bless
Everyone has to learn. Glad that it came down safely. Get well soon.
Thank you for the video, Please take it easy so you get well.
Well done. I enjoyed watching. Sorry you all are dealing with covid. That sucks!!! Get well soon.
That was one stubborn barn. I laughed and laughed. Now all you need to do to get the chicken coup down is go say to it, “ Do you see what we did to the barn?” And it will fall down on its own! Praying you are back 100% soon!
That was so amazing. Looked so rickety and yet so hard to get down. I have a feeling, since it is piled so nicely, a match to it might be the best thing in the long run. Anyway, good job getting it down. God Bless.
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That’s a very Stubborn Old Barm 🤨Shannon 😅died slowly 👍Happy And Very Blessed New Year Kyle And Shannon 🎆🎊🎈
That was pure entertainment. Thanks for sharing 🤣
The only way you learn, is by doing. Keep up the good work.
Good job! That was a lot of work. Hope you guys are feeling much better very soon.
I've lived most of my life that same way, using creativity and what I have on hand. It's already broken, so try anyway! Glad you got it down. A reciprocating saw may help to cut the nails. It's how I have reused a lot of pallet wood cause they use ring nails in those. Several people in my family have covid and we've lost a couple of the older uncles, so we didn't have a Christmas party this year. My trust and faith is in the Lord's plan and blessings for He is always good. Here's to a better year in 2022! Blessings, Texas Deb 😁💕
Get well soon, I must admit you really entertained me with this video. Well done xx
Y'all piled that old barn up like a box of Crackers! One slab of wall right on another. Pretty cool. Mrs. Kapper at Kapper Outdoors channel does wonders with old barn wood. She makes beautiful creations and is always sharing the products she uses. I know you think you struggled with this tear down but I think it was awesome! Very little damage to the barn pieces and stacked where you can deal with a little at a time. Loved the video. peace y'all
Hope you guys feel better ! To a better Year!
That is one stubborn barn!!!! Lordy. Praying you both feel better very soon
So sorry you guys have been sick. I caught that crud last January for the whole month. I even spent time in the hospital not breathing. I survived and I thought that barn was going to too. Guys this has been great. You did a great job on bringing it down. I don't think dynamite could have taken that down any better. Hope you keep feeling better every day. God Bless you both.
Plus, dynamite may be prohibited for "home use". (giggle)
Your land, your way. As long as no body got hurt it's a great job!
Get well soon and back to the fight claiming the land as your own!
In the end, the barn just relaxed...
Way to get after it . Well Done 👏
CONGRATULATIONS. Well done!!! 🥰
They would make a nice picnic table I had covic19 in September 2020! It was bad ! I am 73year old so I was amount the first wave !the wood could be used for a chicken coop! 😍
I've spent most of my growing up years pulling nails out of wood to be reused not just the wood but the nails also. You need a good quality claw hammer with a long handle on it. A 2X6 scrap piece and a pair of pliers to help straighten out bent over nails. Then find a nice place to sit with a big glass of ice tea some good music to lesion too. Then relax and start tapping the through one at a time one board at a time. Now if there was two of us working on a stack of boards one would tap them out and then the other one would pull the nails the rest of the way out and straighten the nails and put them in the good nail can. I remember I was 19yrs. old and still had to drive nails out of boards. Now I'm 63 and still to save big money I pull nails out a lumber. I always said that if the guy that put all them nails in the boards had to take them all out, he would not of wasted so many nails putting that many in. My grandfather told us that if two nails will hold the board down then two nails is enough. Any more is a waste of a good nail and the work it took to drive it in along with the cost of the nail... Waste not want not!!!!!
I guess you found out that barn was stronger than you thought. Just a bit of FYI next time you want to pull down a building like that pull from the narrow end first. They come down a bit easier... As you seen on the last pull...
Lmao when the first half of roof came off never saw that happen before, so cool. You 2 are doing great. Glad you're feeling better. Hope the New Year brings you healing and success in all you do.
you guys are doing great
I got so excited when the barn was swaying thought for sure it was coming down! But only corner came out. Lol Glad you finally got it. Take care of yourselves. Don't over do.
old time construction was built to last, and refuses to be torn down.
Congratulations you did it your way. Keep enjoying your land, that is what's important 😉
I feel for you!! I had Covid 3 months ago. I've lost a lot of my hair. I lost 20lbs. I wish I had a barn for some of the wood. Good luck on tearing it down.
Yes !!! It's down its gonna look so much better. I'm sure if the situation was different Chad would have loved to have helped xx
It's a good thing you have a sense of humor because that was funny! That old wood was strong & was determined to not be taken down. Way to not give up! I'm so sorry you got Covid and I hope you're both feeling better by now. Take your time & get lots of rest, this is not easy to come back from.
Pretty amazing to think how sturdy that rickety old barn turned out to be considering how rotten the structure appeared. Y'all are awesome, and as you go you'll learn a lot of cool stuff along the way. Demolition days are my favorite the only real thing to remember is to stay safe, everything else will take care of itself. Praying for a speedy and complete recovery for y'all. GOD BLESS
Great job guys…when you think you can’t…try…try again and you experience SUCCESS 👏
Loved watching you're learning experience. It was awesome. Great job kids. I'm laughing with y'all.
The best way to learn is to ask some old timers. Use a big pry bar and a 2x4 to act as a fulcrum. Also, have a sturdy hammer to straighten any that might bend a bit. I can say I have pulled many a nail. You did great for your first time pulling a building down.