Taking Down a Big Dangerous Silo! (Without Dying) Barn Demo Pt.2

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[@DanVR001]

"So, what did you do this weekend?"

[@wanderingmichigan2492]

The ultimate 'poke it with a stick and see what happens' experience.

[@marvwatkins7029]

It's great having two cameras recording the same event from different perspectives.

[@rc9831]

Matt, I simply want to say you are an amazing guy. You took what most people thought was a useless rustbucket and brought it back to life to the point no professional dozer operator could have done a better job. My hat is off to you.

[@Awags52]

The goats screaming when the silo first came down had me dying 😂😂😂😂

[@dwightstrassheim4602]

Matt, you mentioned most people dont watch a video in its entirety, ah contrair, I watch ALL your videos from start to finish!!

[@bruceandrews8835]

Mat, you did so good on taking down that Silo. Only one man and a good piece of equipment. Sorry, you weren't feeling good.

[@11moonshot]

Hi guys! "Diesel Creek" has become a household word here in far away Radebeul on the Elbe River, Germany!! Our 6-year old grand son is your greatest fan!! I too, am fascinated by your abilities - and simply humanly... you are so humorous and unpretentious ways - like our next door neighbour here around the corner - so close! We both wish you luck and millions of viewers and many more repair work-adventures! Yours Michael and Lenny!

[@hicksalpha]

Eva gets a nice blue jeep, Matt gets a new skid steer, sounds like a fair trade!

[@franktyred9195]

Love the goats yelling at you about the silo coming down. They are like "what the hell?"

[@leonwittwer1199]

Another example of your dedication to whatever project you take on,keep ‘em coming Matt!

[@samuelwatson5275]

my boy and i have enjoyed you declaring war on these poor barn and silo. nice work.

[@geoffrey6000]

"Don't tell Eva", that was so perfect, the sheer mischievous happiness in his face :)

[@mariehohmann1459]

This 84 year old lady was fascinated with both parts 1 & 2. Love how you do so much with your used equipment which you keep in working order yourself. I've enjoyed lots of your footage, especially the church project!

[@lotuslotus718]

Working hard and doing what you like with machines that you love and in process fixing things is better life than most people will live in the city setting. If someone would offer me apartments in skyscrapers of manhattan or farm like yours it wouldn’t be hard choice for me farm would be the choice. Keep making videos every single video is great and I spend whole rainy Saturday watching them .Great job.

[@daveschneider4723]

That silo was a cylinder ... strong in compression, and the steel bands guarded against burst tests. And I'm glad the whiplash went away from you when the "tow rope" and chains popped.

[@wes11bravo]

The observing goats went from skeptical, to mocking, to terrified! Well done, Matt!

[@WatchWesWork]

I was waiting for a Fred Dibnah demo with timbers wedged under one side and then lit on fire!

[@mtShark1]

I got so wrapped up watchin' you that was tippin' my phone to help you empty the loader with each pass! 😁 Keep up the great work, loved every minute!!

[@trevor311264]

The weight of the top of the tower keeps the blocks at the bottom of the tower in compression, and that makes them hard as hell to knock out. Unless you are going to blow the bottom out (overkill for a little silo like this) or use a pneumatic chisel, then starting at the top is the best idea.