164 lbs Tannerite vs Barn

[farmerbyron]

 

[Okie4570]

Man that was a thorough knockout! I think I would have been a little farther away given the amount used and the "impalement factor" of the wood.

 

[streak]

At first I was thinking, no don't ruin all those old beams. But afterwards I realized that it was pretty awesome.

 

[Johnny]

Would have been a lot easier and cheaper to set it on fire.

I am jealous though.

 

[birdhunter1980]

Very nice, alot faster than using a dozer, I wonder how much that cost them though?

 

[Johnny]

Very nice, alot faster than using a dozer, I wonder how much that cost them though?

Still gonna have to use something to push it all up and burn it.

 

[Hawgman]

The walls and roof were in bad shape but a lot of the interior wood looked pretty good with hardly any knots. There is actually a market for furniture like cabinets, tables, book cases, etc. made from old barn wood. Kinda pricey, but I've seen some of it when I live out East. They probably could have had somebody pay them for what wood they wanted out of it. Then again, I would have loved to be there to watch it.

 

[SMS]

Keep it up and it'll be banned in no time....

 

[dennishoddy]

The walls and roof were in bad shape but a lot of the interior wood looked pretty good with hardly any knots. There is actually a market for furniture like cabinets, tables, book cases, etc. made from old barn wood. Kinda pricey, but I've seen some of it when I live out East. They probably could have had somebody pay them for what wood they wanted out of it. Then again, I would have loved to be there to watch it.

That's what I was thinking. There are people that pay big bucks for barn wood.

Cool explosion though.

 

[cichlid-dave]

Bet the neighbors 10 miles always chit a big brick!