Posted by keith true on May 01, 2018 at 05:36:40 from (174.63.60.234):
In Reply to: Cast Iron Tub posted by Heyseed on May 01, 2018 at 04:50:31:
The old claw foot tubs were made of a thicker,more brittle cast.Modern ones,I'm guessing 50's and up are much thinner and harder to break.Hit them with a sledge and they bend.Also,the hammer will bounce like you hit a rubber ball.The glass shards are something that can be impossible to get rid of.They can drive into woodwork like little bullets.The best luck I've had taking tubs down to size is a saw.You might need a big fan running to take the exhaust out a window,but you only need to deal with the powder coming off the blade.What kind of tub is it that can't be stood on end,strapped to a dolly,and taken out through a doorway?
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