Sorry, should have been more clear in the first place.
Roof was only shakes, wasn't maintained so the whole thing deteriorated from the top down. But no shingles on it at all.
The barn was basically empty, except for some junk my brother left in it. That stuff I would pull out and set aside to be disposed of properly. Don't plan to bury old tires, plastic bedliners or barrels of used oil. Only intended to burn the rotten wood parts and bury the ash pile.
It would be great if some of the timbers could be salvaged. That would put a few dollars in mom's pocket and reduce the amount of material I'd have to deal with. Will definitely check out the Farmer's Advance suggestion.
Thanks to all; you've given me some new ideas and pointed out issues I missed.
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