CLEANING UP OLD BARN REMAINS | MORE SCRAP METAL SOLD | HOW MUCH WILL WE MAKE THIS TIME

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[@tantejopie268]

The bucket is a cleaning bucket.. you would squeeze the wet mop out on the mechanism on the bucket.

[@roxannesykes415]

I agree old fashioned clean bucket

[@williamsteriti2718]

Yes it's a mop bucket 💯

[@karenbradley8851]

The side of the mop bucket had a foot pedal which worked the wooden wringer rollers

[@jackdouglass4457]

I agree. Had. Them in the army and the correctional facility I worked in for 30 years.

[@kathrynmcadams8091]

The wooden rollers are missing. They would ring out the mop.

[@larrysmith6499]

The metal bucket is a old industrial mop bucket. You are making good progress cleaning up the barn scraps. It was nice for George to stop by and help you load some of it. Now if Scott would stop by.

[@brooks5466]

Agree mop bucket

[@karenostrander1539]

If you get enough for the scrap to pay for the fuel to get it there you've done well enough. It sure beats paying to have it hauled off.

[@elenasimon1270]

The profit is in the space once it’s all gone. Looking good.

[@daleh645]

If you break even or come out in the red at least the mess is gone, found a few treasures and the metal will be recycled so it’s all good! Keep up the good work! 💪🏼 God bless 🙏🏼🇺🇸

[@william9835]

The real profit is improving the farm and it’s definitely making the farm better. Good work!

[@indianaslim4971]

If it were me I would have made some removable side panels for the truck using the free tin and pipes you have there so you could make bigger loads, my wire welder only cost $140 out the door new and would be of further use installing patch panels on the cars that seem to find their way to you.

[@margaretbedwell3211]

As long as you cover the coast of the diesel it will be a win because you didn't have to rent a dumpster several times. I still think you will come out ahead though cash wise. And as the commercial says....the tidiness of the farm..."priceless". Great job, Robert, have a Blessed day.

[@donnaoglesby1278]

Good to see you again Robert and see how much you have accomplished thus far with the burned barn clean up. Good to see your friend George as well whom bought the MUTT>. looking better already! the more junk that leaves the better the farm will become.

[@lilbit2700]

I road along with my husband today to the scrap yard. My creative mind was swirling with ideas of some of the stuff I saw on various piles there.

[@DancingwithRoses-5]

That old bucket would look awesome with some wisteria in it! Love watching you and all the work you are putting into the old farm!😊

[@elisabethe8055]

Love this cleanup series! So satisfying! Good job Robert!

[@deweygill1973]

After all the scrap is gone and the ground cleaned up, maybe metal detector sweep? Never know what may be hiding under the old barn floor

[@lindatanner8726]

I love clean ups for some reason it's satisfying to me.

[@kurtmraz6857]

I muted your video and played the theme song from Sanford and Son had a few chuckles. Good job enjoy watching you clean all this up!

[@terrioestreich4007]

I really like the stove door!! It seems as though they used to make things with personality

[@SUGR17]

I would not have thought of that term but it fits perfectly!

[@hottown]

I so enjoy the music you play....

[@pattybehrndt8757]

Fun to see Baloo go for a ride, he looked happy!

[@kennethherget4470]

I see the supervisor...love that dog

[@SandyD2022]

Amazing clean up. For this OCD person this made me very happy. I just wish they paid you more for your hard work.

[@marypettitt9150]

That double-headed axe is a treasure! I look at something that old and wonder if it once belonged to the Grandfather Byrd.

[@janb451]

the bucket was used with an old fashion rope mop. The metal 'frame' was part of a wringer for the mop. I remember having one and using it.

[@karenshepler7128]

Hello, and you are getting there as it's getting closer to being clean .Thanks for sharing, and do take care.

[@nancylitton390]

You remind me of the guy,when asked,"what do you do?" His answer was,"I pick things up,and I put thins down." Lol!!LOL!!! Take care.

[@ppurgett]

the idea of metal detecting that area reminds me of when my father and I would find old properties and they would give us permission to explore.....we showed the property owner our finds and usually they could care less but finding square nails, hand wrought hinges, old cast iron and metal toys was our thrill, makes you wonderful how much was in the collapsed part of barn 🤔

[@frankscarborough1428]

You are definitely persistent and hard working. Blue is a good boy! Loved seeing him ride in the truck and run around on patrol

[@catherinemorgan6328]

Wow!! Your place is looking awesome 👌 always enjoy seeing more progress on your OBF..thanks Robert for sharing your treasures..oh that was a mop bucket..

[@shellydehart8217]

I believe that bucket is a mop bucket. Of course I few pieces is missing. When you get all these scrap piles picked up we won’t recognize the Old Byrd Farm LOL. Your gonna feel so much better when it’s all done. ♥️😊👍👍👍🌟🐶

[@pameladawson4081]

Hello. A big improvement! A lot of cleanup. What an enormous difference from your early videos;a lot of hard work. Congratulations Sir...

[@Nancy-kw8xz]

Hello Robert nice to see you again before you even flipped over that bucket I knew what it was a old mop wringer bucket great work out there Robert till next time stay safe take care love from upstate New York

[@jeffersonmorant215]

Hello Nancy how are you doing, where are you from?

[@krislange1186]

I'm going through the old tin that came off our old barn and finding straight pieces to putin our bathroom. Got to save some of the memories somehow.

[@patsyspatch4342]

I know we're all sitting in the comfort of our own homes Robert and you're doing all the hard work but it's satisfying watching those piles of metal go down.

[@susanhonkoski7706]

I love the music you chose. It’s a perfect fit for your channel, God Bless You! ❤

[@pgrayson3138]

It is an antique mop bucket but the wooden ringers are missing. You can find the exact image of it online.

[@roxyevans3176]

You have brought back men looking good in overalls. This has been a good video. Interesting to see the amounts these places pay.

[@bettyfletcher6489]

Well one thing about it, it sure will look better with it all gone. It had to go somewhere. Great job Robert!

[@jeanburgin160]

The axe is very cool. Cool door to the stove. Mop bucket!!! Bleu is marking his turf ... Nice to have his help loading the truck. So glad you are cleaning up this from your property. Great!!!

[@misty4782]

Rather looks like an old time mop bucket that will wring out (squeeze) the mop head. Liked the fiddle music while you were loading the flatbed God bless.

[@brendahogue5487]

Love your videos and enjoy watching them every time they come on. May the Lord bless and protect you and your family

[@theresalee2266]

You should make a huge fire pit out of the cinder block from the barn foundation.

[@katlyn57inParadise]

OLD Mop bucket..... Lots of neat finds.

[@wendykarleyhannenberg3411]

Great job! You have so much passion for this land. It was fun watching your progress.

[@donnabooth6203]

Wow that’s a huge amount of metal, feels good to get it all cleaned up and make it ready for a new structure. I see Blu has a lady friend, hope he was a gentleman lol Keep up the hard work Robert it will definitely pay off

[@sandrastaley5333]

Could you put brackets on the sides of the truck bed so that you could put a fence on and off as needed? 2x4s would slip into brackets.

[@normakennedy4569]

You are a hard working man .God bless your channel.

[@cheryllakin6736]

Straps can be used again for other things. It a environmental issue too not just profit keeping stuff out of the land fills.

[@mygrammieis]

Lots of Living in that farm years and years of living ❤️👍❤️

[@amyadams7025]

A muddy day on The Old Byrd Farm that old tin is just hard to deal with any way you go and does not weigh much to bring the pounds, but you are getting rid of it and going to look great when done..

[@JodiSones]

I believe your bucket is a rag mop bucket. I've used those many a time. Part of it is missing, but you could step on a lever and it would "ring" out your mop.

[@karenweir7310]

Great progress!

[@barbararoberto1258]

Looks nice you can build yourself a nice barn there, blue is a big help keep up the great job

[@johnellis7596]

Thanks for posting these videos Robert.

[@drunkdunc8738]

It’s an old jousting helmet Robert , try it on for size 😂🍻

[@helenlane6149]

Love your driving companion, he is enjoying the ride.

[@Bj-gm6ld]

Awesome clean-up!

[@carolyncarlson3825]

Woohoo your alittle ball of energy....keep up the good work.....hugs

[@tacocin]

Old axe head is nice!

[@mordecaijones1388]

Just keep takin bites from that elephant before ya know it, it’ll be gone!. And the investment in straps will pay for themselves after this when ya haul home my treasures from the farm auctions in the future, though I’d invest in some stakes for the side rails that way you can stack higher and contain the scrap easier

[@jimp4037]

It's awesome to see that scrap go!!!

[@paulmiller8886]

mop bucket. had 2 wooden rollers that mashed the water as you pulled up. stepping on that pedal levered the rollers together.

[@paulerickson1906]

The bucket is an old mop squeezer pail. The rollers are missing as well as the casters on the bottom.

[@bettylorch3796]

Will George become a new member in your cast of characters? Do you have to worry about copperheads under the tin in this season? The farm looks so much better with the scrap leaving.

[@tonyward2086]

I was surprised how cleanly the wood burned away from the tin roofing. I thought u would have lots of half burned wood still nailed to the roofing. Burning it in place was a good decision. It would have taken a huge amount of labor for any usable wood u might have gotten. Love seeing the cleanup going on so fast and what that space might look like in the future with a new shed/barn. I am also looking way out into the future when u actually move out there to live, if that's the plan. Keep up the great work and videos, Robert. Coming to u from the Philippines.

[@pattucker612]

Robert, it’s looking better and better every load you take keep up the good work.

[@lindawilder3148]

Wow, you must be exhausted after loading about 2000 lbs of scrap! The old farm is looking amazing, I know you are proud.

[@131dyana]

Nice to see you both great to have more junk leave the grounds. God bless you both.

[@jeffersonmorant215]

Hello Dyana how are you doing, where are you from?

[@vickymurdock8127]

Looking good Robert

[@Bonnie-hb6je]

The house is smiling about the clean up.😂

[@howardwest1347]

Seems like the barn was a lot bigger than it looked. There was a lot of roofing tin there! Donna/northern Michigan

[@mikewalter9108]

Looks like your headlights have seen better days. Nice truck though. Up here in Michigan those trucks are rusted out by now. Farm is looking good. House is looking good too. Have a nice day.

[@jerridavis6462]

So proud of you! Great progress! I wish scrap prices were higher for you! It is going to look so nice!

[@robertburns3014]

You're making good progress on the old barn ruins clean-up, Robert. The farm is looking so much better because of your efforts! Stay safe and healthy, my friend.

[@patches4470]

It's a wringer bucket for the commercial mops

[@bonniemiles7957]

Just think of all the fun you had!

[@Suebee1988]

Great work! Haven't seen Aaron on your videos on a while. Hope all is well between you two and he's just busy on his mountain homestead. The Old Byrd farm is getting there, one junk load at a time!

[@oliverpetroski4205]

Cool. You did pulled out all the good stuff b4 burning it, right? Maybe you can fix at least one room floor with the money from the scrap metal...

[@leapingkitties]

Well I admit, knowing nothing about scrap metal, I thought you had a treasure chest there, lol. But already it's looking so much better; happy to see it gone! And it was nice of your friend to give you a hand. Thanks for sharing.

[@LitlPoot]

a great winter project - getting it done - no snakes (?), no racoons, no buzzards - take it one step at a time and it'll be done before you know it. Then you can get in there and clear out all that dang wisteria !!!!!! 😅 Always something to do at the Old Byrd Farm !!!

[@treda3882]

The Old Byrd barn burn 🤣omg what a tounge twister ❗

[@carolheighes9988]

It's nice to see you have some help now and then.

[@davidcarroll1883]

Where did you get a Covair?! I loved the '63 Spyder. My school teacher had one.

[@spunkygmahappy4778]

Looks almost like a mop bucket that use to have the squeezing bars to wring out the mop?

[@MuddyPigg]

Maybe use a strong magnet to pick up any nails or small bits that could possibly hurt you if you stood on them.

[@cherylmahaffey6184]

Woah you been busy Robert. Guess I need to back track a bit or a lot. Good to see you are doing well.

[@mariecarroll2072]

One load at a time. Looking good

[@reneebunch6007]

That looks like an old mop bucket. I think we used to have one in school.

[@teresamurrell6862]

Great job Robert

[@gailatkinson1955]

As we like to say, any money is better than no money. Clean up is going well.

[@dmcrae1743]

Now Brian's slide is totally gone. For some reason, the video of you guys playing with the slide a couple of Thanksgivings ago is stuck in my mind.😄😄

[@cheryllakin6736]

The savings is in what you would pay someone to pick it up and take it to the Dump versus you doing it.

[@cumberlandquiltchic1]

That bucket looks like one of those hand strap on seeders where you poke hole in ground with a stick n drop a seed in ground . That’s my best guess. What an amazing thing you are doing! 10 years from now all this will be documented . A real museum!

[@SUGR17]

It is a mop bucket, the pedal on the side brings two "ringers" together and squeezes the water out of the mop. You can still see on of the ringers (it would have been coated in wood).

[@cumberlandquiltchic1]

Cool! There ya go! 🤠

[@smoothoperator2164]

You should use your tractor to push down on the metal and you can stack more stuff on your truck and get more money for your metal

[@James-k3z7f]

Good job .. ❤❤❤❤

[@giaatta9303]

A corner with your metal pieces or “ metal art ( as is) “attached to garage or fence or chicken coup world be gorgeous while honoring the history. Would be a nice! My sister has hers attached on the outside or inside wall of a shed. Would nice.

[@wileycoyotesr8623]

You are a hard worker with a goal in mind. Hope you clear enough $ to enjoy a brew.

[@peterbosser2049]

look like you need to buils sides for that bed .nices clean going

[@mkofftiger]

Looking good!!

[@ediefolta9494]

What's the background fiddle music? I love it. Sounds like Ralph Blizard and the New Southern Ramblers to me.

[@KonTikiBea]

So much hard work but the end result will be wonderful!