New Equipment makes Concrete Removal look Easy!!!

[@bryansasser5933]

Thanks!

[@indianafarmboy]

Welcome!

[@ChrisHealey-q2i]

Hello from Ironbridge Shropshire.

[@indianafarmboy]

Welcome the channel, thanks for watching!

[@RushingForwardAdventures]

Looks like the trailer was the correct tool for the job. Just an observation but wouldn't it be safer when using the skid steer to load the the trailer, if the trailer was about 4' lower so you do not have to raise the bucket so high above the skid steer to dump. Seems if any of the concrete rubble had rolled over the back of the bucket it could have come into the cab. A pit for the trailer to back into or a pad for skid steer to load from I think would have made it easier to load the trailer and less dangerous for the operator. Also I didn't notice hard hats in use, a hard head is not sufficient 😊Have a great day and be safe. A Fellow Hoosier.

[@indianafarmboy]

Thanks for the observations and appreciate your comment on the video, Enjoy the warmer weather this week in the Hoosier state.

[@Sean-i4r]

Vs wasting it,I'd have built something that needed the slab,etc, I hate seeing this

[@indianafarmboy]

It didn't go to waste it is being used as cheap riprap, also the reason for the slab to go is there will be a new barn to come in the future. Thanks so much for your comment

[@Sean-i4r]

@@indianafarmboy And I wasn't trying to be negative to you. It's just if there's gonna be a barn built there in the future. Why don't you use the same exact slab and save yourself? $10000 VS using it for cheap rip. Wrap or crushing it for a driveway. I don't know I think about the long haul. I guess and maybe not many people do or maybe you have and the slabs in the wrong direction or the wrong place. I don't know. But I would use that slab for the new bart I mean why not