Will L.
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I'm putting up wrought iron fence and widening the gates to my shop. Wall had to go...
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How to properly take down a wall
- Thread starter Will L.
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ak diesel driver
6.5 driver
What was that on the hood that bent?
Will L.
Well-Known Member
That was just a foam mat I put on there expecting a block or two to fall othe hood. No damage.
I had to have my son do the youtube thing so i could put it up. I couldnt get it to load direct here from my cell phone. Maybe should have called it "9,000 lbs sledge hammer".
I had to have my son do the youtube thing so i could put it up. I couldnt get it to load direct here from my cell phone. Maybe should have called it "9,000 lbs sledge hammer".
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Well that's one way...
3500GMC
What T F, over
Success!
Couldn't help but notice the tick as well- hope it's covered by your warranty.
Couldn't help but notice the tick as well- hope it's covered by your warranty.
Will L.
Well-Known Member
Yeah, think it's an injector, crossing my fingers anyways. Project #317. All I need is 41 hours in a day and I can catch up in a few months.
When I was jackhammer man taking out the footing, a neighbor said the previous owner got that footing pour when the did the bombshelter across the road pour at the same should have been 4,000 psi. Instead was 20,000 psi. Son of a jackhammer tip breaker. SO GLAD they didn't pour the wall with that stuff. I would have been using something boomy to take it down.
When I was jackhammer man taking out the footing, a neighbor said the previous owner got that footing pour when the did the bombshelter across the road pour at the same should have been 4,000 psi. Instead was 20,000 psi. Son of a jackhammer tip breaker. SO GLAD they didn't pour the wall with that stuff. I would have been using something boomy to take it down.
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Wow. That little cinder block wall was stronger than I thought. Hope you didn't damage that cool whip!