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Re: Demolish Silo Hints?
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Posted by THANKS FOR THE IDEAS ! on July 31, 2000 at 19:14:27 from (205.216.83.210):
In Reply to: Demolish Silo Hints? posted by Diesel Dan on July 24, 2000 at 19:42:38:
Wish some movie outfit would pay to see the silo drop. Explosives would be risky. There is a large chicken egg producer right next door and the noise might affect the egg production. There's 600,000 chickens in there. Like the idea of digging out beside the silo and washing out under the foundation with water. Might could use a pvc pipe with water jets in it, tied to a long piece of rope and just "saw" back and forth underneath. How deep is the foundation on a 80ft silo? Local farmer tried pushing one over with a bulldozier. It worked but nearly killed him. Thanks again! Diesel Dan
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