had a 18x70 poured silo and it was next to the barn. got a blaster out and he put a stick in the ground and said thats where it's going to land and he dropped it right on the mark no damage to anything other then the silo and 2 hr later it was all cleaned up used a cut off saw to cut the rod and i have a 8 yard wheel loader and my own dump trucks so the clean up was just a little time and the blaster charged 300 or 400 don't recall when they hit the ground they bust up real well. we have taken them down buy busting out the bottom with sludge hammers but thats a lot of work we have also used a big cable on stave silos and just pull the stave's out also seen guys use long reach excavators to pull them down but poured one blasting works the best
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