Prepping the House for Demolition!!!

Thank you so much for all of the subs!! Prepping the house to get pulled down with the John Deere A!!

[@kentworch]

It's a shame, they don't build things like they used to. Things used to be made and built solid back then. You'll probably have quite a time pulling that down. Gone are the days when stuff used to actually be built solid and sturdy.

[@1972BRJ]

Congratulations you have worked hard for this! Be safe with the demolition!

[@caedmonjones9982]

1,000 subscribers! Way to go man!

[@HumbleAcres]

Thank you!

[@jeffhamilton3603]

Goot - glad you left the flip flops at home for this one LOL! I think you are on the right track. If I were you, I'd try and set all my cables (inside/outside/exterior walls) before I made my first pull - (assuming you have enough cable/straps/ropes, whatever). That way you won't have to go inside after the thing partially collapses. Good luck. Can't wait!

[@HumbleAcres]

I only really have enough to hook up one at a time unfortunately.

[@jazzerbyte]

@@HumbleAcres Run twine string or something similar through the alternate pull locations. Then you can pull the cable through with twine string without entering the house again.

[@ralphdaling4457]

Glad to see you wearing protective gear. Keep on at it. Hope it comes down in one go.

[@HumbleAcres]

I hope so too

[@KLM817]

Wow that front door put up a fight!

[@tractor530]

GOOD JOB ON 1K!!!! I hope the 1k special is going to awesome like all your other video's 😉

[@HumbleAcres]

Thanks I will try my best

[@tractor530]

I love you videos :) keep it up :D

[@evan._kumar]

8:11 10:31 BURGLAR IN PROGRESS!

[@231gnx]

How long was it abandoned.What year was it built?What is with the stripped SUV in the beginning of the vid?!

[@HumbleAcres]

About 10 years, Unsure on year built state says 1900 but they use that date when they don’t know. That is my 4runner farm vehicle.

[@jamesmorrison1884]

Hello cant help but think of the people who built that house. There time effort and the ones who lived there. That wide board along the stairs not a common piece of lumber these days that was a big tree. The true 2x4s in that place could be reused but that's life. You might have to pull small sections at a time. Maybe a larger tractor will be needed Well one last time the house will be enjoyed by you and all of us watching be carefull. Thankyou sir. Have a great day.

[@johnwebber3933]

You are right, I would have saved the lumber and used it for other projects. Some people just to quick to get something done.

[@benbensch3461]

How come did not put hart when you first started ripping the house apart

[@rydorheller876]

Can't wait. Do you know when the house was built?

[@HumbleAcres]

the county says 1900 but that is what they put if they dont know.

[@jazzerbyte]

For a minute there, I wondered if the front door had become a load bearing member and the whole house would collapse when it was freed!

[@darylullman7083]

I was expecting him to stick his head in and say "Here's Johnny!".

[@davidbaysinger3381]

Just burn it! Woot!

[@jamesmckay9966]

Did you consider Burning it in place?

[@HumbleAcres]

I did burn it but the goal was to knock it down as much as possible first.

[@paulbarnes4544]

You cannot see the walls of a circular so you'll run some blades

[@steveeppley5378]

Definitely a like for this video. Made me wish I was there swingin' a hammer.

[@HumbleAcres]

It is a lot of fun making a mess knowing I don’t have to pick it up.

[@benbensch3461]

Home the house is being wrecked

[@Trentnick98]

Why u guys don't like to wear steel toe boots or safety toes if a nail or something heavy fall on your feet what u going to do? Sneakers are for play